This book has been on my TBR pile for a while now, and just when I started to read it, I was enduring

a loss of a family member. It seemed to fit perfectly with my feelings as i started to read it, so

much that it felt I was meant to read it at that time. Temple shares her grief and pain, and yes, the

two are different and separate. Anyone who has ever lost someone close to them, can relate to the

book, and relate to the feelings of deep grief, and it does not need to be fresh. Though everyone

feels grief, each individual's feelings is their own and not all are the same. There is a way to deal

with grief and the pain. This book is poignant, uplifting and sad all at the same time. It's the kind

of book that will be read from beginning to end in one sitting. ( )