Book Description Our lives are marked by a variety of losses. Some are life-changing， such as leaving home， the death of a loved one， or divorce. Others are subtle， such as changing jobs， moving， or a broken friendship. But no matter what kind of loss readers encounter， Wright can help them find hope. Writing from his experience， Wright covers such issues as the meaning of grief， blaming God， and learning to express and share grief. Study questions are included. This book was previously published by Revell in trade paperback. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. About the Author Best-selling author H. Norman Wright has written sixty-five books， including Quiet Times for Couples， Making Peace with Your Past， and Tomorrow Can Be Different. He is a marriage and family counselor， conducts grief-recovery seminars throughout the country， and is on the faculty at Talbot Graduate School of Theology. Wright lives in Long Beach， California. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.