It’s OK That You’re Not OK

By Megan Devine

I recommend this book because grief is too often treated as a problem that should be solved quickly.

Megan Devine writes about grief as a deeply human response to loss. The book challenges unhelpful expectations about ‘moving on’ and validates the reality that grief does not follow a predictable timetable.

If you are grieving, you do not need to read this all at once. A few pages may be enough. Let the book meet you wherever you are.

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Books can help us feel understood, introduce us to new ways of thinking and sometimes give us the words for experiences we have never been able to explain.

I have carefully chosen these books because each one offers something meaningful. Some provide practical strategies, while others share personal experiences that may help you feel less alone.

You do not need to read a book from beginning to end or complete it quickly. Take your time, pause whenever you need to and keep only the ideas that feel helpful to you.

Warmly,

Maggie

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