Bookstore

Welcome to the Center for Loss Bookstore. Here you’ll find compassionate books and other resources for grieving adults, grieving children and teens, and grief caregivers and funeral professionals.

For Adults

Books & Resources to Help Children & TeensDivorce Resources
Funeral PlanningLoss of a Loved One
Other LossesOther Resources
Pet LossSuicide Resources

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For Caregivers & Funeral Professionals

BrochuresOther Resources
Funeral Planning for CaregiversSupport Groups
Other BooksThe Companioning Series

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For Children & Teens

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A Child’s View of Grief

“A must read for anyone trying to help a child through the passing of a loved one or beloved pet.”

Feel Hope

“Dr. Wolfelt made me feel hope just when I thought there was none.”

Grief One Day at a Time

“I am so grateful for this book of meditations. Each day I look forward to reading a new page. It comforts me. It speaks directly about my feelings. I can’t imagine dealing with my sorrow without this book.”

The Journey Through Grief: Reflections on Healing

“One of the very, very best books on the grief journey out there. I’ve read lots of them, and they can’t compare to this one!”

Loving from the Outside In, Mourning from the Inside Out

“The most rewarding book on living with the grief of a lost loved one. I share this with many of my fellow grievers.”

Understanding Your Grief

“If you are looking for one book to help you understand the grief process after a loss, this is the best resource out there. The author is definitely the guru on grief, he truly gets it! I found this after losing my husband and I felt like it helped save me!”

The 100 Ideas Series

“Dr. Wolfelt’s various books in the 100 Practical Ideas to Heal Your Grieving Heart series are really thought provoking and helpful. They are short and easy to work to read and put to practice. Losing a love one is very difficult and these books help to work through the challenging process of morning and grief.”