2020 Maxy Awards Runner-Up - Nonfiction
"This is a narrative of hope and healing that can inspire any person navigating their own grief journey. I couldn't put your book down." -Laurie Laychak-Chareq, widow of David Laychak (killed at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001)
Many people today do not have a traditional or formal way to address grief. Yet people who experience the death of a loved one crave emotional support and ways to work through their grief and loss. The Grief Train provides a gentle, spiritual, non-religious approach to grief.
You never know when The Grief Train will stop at your station, however you can be ready and accepting when it arrives.
"This is a narrative of hope and healing that can inspire any person navigating their own grief journey. I couldn't put your book down." -Laurie Laychak-Chareq, widow of David Laychak (killed at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001)
Many people today do not have a traditional or formal way to address grief. Yet people who experience the death of a loved one crave emotional support and ways to work through their grief and loss. The Grief Train provides a gentle, spiritual, non-religious approach to grief.
You never know when The Grief Train will stop at your station, however you can be ready and accepting when it arrives.
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