Losing a loved one can be a lonely, isolating and disorientating experience. This has perhaps been felt even more keenly in the time of a global pandemic.

Many have experienced the traumatic situation of losing someone with no one there to hold their hand or hear their cry. Mourning has been done quietly and unobserved. Loved ones have been laid to rest with few to witness it.

As the pandemic recedes and people talk about returning to normal life, how do you navigate your way through grief when your life will never be the same again?

This honest and gentle book will help you understand your feelings and find hope in this strange land called grief.
 
Richard Littledale is an author, preacher and pastor, and a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4’s religious programmes.

Click here to read an interview with Richard Littledale about this booklet.