"someone I Love Died By Suicide" -review

You're fulfilling such a need among kids who lose somebody they love by siucide. You prvoide so much help for youngsters and teens. Actually, you have also helped me. When I read your suggestion about making a memory box I knew exactly what I would do: I happen to collect hnadmade wooden boxes that once held stationery, candy, cigars, or was simply a treasure box. Now I am going to choose among my favorites and make one a Memory Box for my beloved Bill. I thank you for that healing suggestion. Your book gives mourners permission to grieve.

You help them to find their way through the dififcult work of grieving, after loving deeply.

And you are careful to point out that there is no "one right way." Bravo!
But you do show the reader what s/he can expect, that it's okay to cry and guess sad, that it's okay to be angry and punch a pillow or throw stones where they won't do any harm. Last, you help your reader to understand there is no time limit on grieving, but that it is also okay and, actually, wonder-filled to celebrate the memories about her/his loved one by being euphoric and having fun. I am so glad you've written that important story.

Surely, you are doing Angel Work!