Unabridged Audiobook
too much religion. it didn't help me at all!
Reading another's perspective on their singular grief experience can be helpful in one's own grief. This raw, faith-shaking journal by a celebrated convert-christian is beautifully private. Not being written with intention of publishing, C. S. Lewis questions the very nature of God. Ultimately, his faith strengthens through his loss. Being narrated by his step-son, and child of the lost love, gives the audio book a bittersweet element of love and grief.
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