The Right Words: when you need them most

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A short but uplifting funeral poem by famous Victorian poet Christina Rossetti, about saying goodbye to a loved one. For USED books, we cannot guarantee supplemental materials such as CDs, DVDs, access codes and other materials. I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and Black and White Publishing in exchange for a voluntary and honest review. Many thanks to Netgalley, Bonnier UK Audio, and the author, for the ALC of this book in exchange for an honest review. I cant say how much this meant to me in terms of the above and of reassurance and levelling and beyond.

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Don’t be fooled into thinking that all paths should look the same you’re not here to walk their road you are here to change the game. Uplifting inspiration from the Sunday Times bestselling author of I Wish I KnewWild Hope is Donna Ashworth's powerful new collection of wisdom to help us find hope, peace, self-acceptance and inspiration on the days we feel worn down, helpless or sad. She shares the astonishing fact that her artistry is not the product of endless tweaks and revisions.

When my kids are grown and out in the world, I want to be that house… the one where everyone travels back to. Donna's beautiful words have a way of climbing inside your very soul, her writing is wise, comforting and she has a wonderful way of making this sometimes lonely journey through midlife much less bewildering! In this new collection, you will encounter all types of love: familiar, blossoming, passionate and patient.

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Readers are cherishing Loss - 'Emotional and beautifully written poems that reach out and speak to you. There are poems for loss in all its forms, I have particularly found solace in ‘There will always be loss’, simple words that speak loud and at the right time are always good.TO THE WOMAN WHO WILL LOVE MY SONONE DAY… It is hard, so hard, to imagine a day where I will not be the moon, the sun and the sky to my little man. Put the lessons learned in a file marked ‘done’ and give yourself a pat on the back for the things you got right. Short funeral verse written by Joyce Grenfell with a message about finding ways to cope with grief carry on after losing a loved one.

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There are many choices available to us women in this life – but when it comes to your body, there are only two: Accept it Or don’t. Her empathy, compassion and reassurance served as a beacon and blanket of comfort as we struggled under the weight of uncertainty and grief. I recommend this book to anyone who is confused about their grief, who struggles and wonders how long it will hurt.There comes a day, somewhere in the middle of every woman’s life, when Mother Nature herself stands behind us and wraps her arms around our shoulders, whispering “It’s time. Never a day, where you don’t wish you could hear her voice or ask for her advice just one more time. To My No Fuss Friend Thank you for understanding that life is faster than I am… That, in my mind’s eye, we would hang out so much more often. They speak to every woman; capture every emotion, address the millions of little pieces that comprise the emotions and struggles of our gender.

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TO OUR DAUGHTERS 🌟 You were born made of softness, sweetness and love, but with a will so strong it could bend iron – despite what society may tell you, you don’t have to lose one or the other. The beauty of poetry as audiobooks for me is that the author reads it, the artist expressing the art which makes it an experience!Your instinct for knowing what (and who) is worth your time, will grow and flourish like ivy on a castle wall. A short funeral poem by Helen Lowrie Marshall about happy memories living on after a loved one has gone. You can have a friend, one single friend, whose support is so fierce, so fabulously fierce, that you feel like there is an army behind you.