An Amazon #1 Best Seller in Ministry to the Sick & Bereaved. A Grief Observed in Everyday English is a profound reflection on loss and faith. Written by C.S. Lewis after the death of his wife, Joy Davidman, it explores the raw and painful emotions of grief, examining the deep sorrow, confusion, and anger Lewis felt in the wake of her passing. He questions the nature of God and the purpose of suffering, ultimately grappling with his beliefs. Through his honest and deeply personal reflections, Lewis offers a candid look at the complexities of mourning and healing, offering readers comfort in their own experiences of loss and spiritual struggle.
Experience C.S. Lewis’ wonderful books anew through the eyes of an author dedicated to making classic literature accessible and engaging for all. The author has carefully updated British idioms and vocabulary for North American and international audiences.
Original title: A Grief Observed
Original author: Lewis, C. S. [Clive Staples] (1898-1963)
Date of first publication: 1961, Harper & Row, New York
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