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A hybrid of memoir and poetry, You Don't Fall Out of the Universe navigates what one family endures before and after the unimaginable loss of a son. With quiet moments of heartache and resilience, Jewett shows the strength in being vulnerable. If you think you know how to console someone who's grieving, this memoir reveals there's more to learn, how our simplest phrases can cause more hurt than healing. This book is so many things: a means of honoring a son, a fierce commitment to family, a meditation on grief, and an exploration of secular spirituality that offers readers an alternative path…mehr

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A hybrid of memoir and poetry, You Don't Fall Out of the Universe navigates what one family endures before and after the unimaginable loss of a son. With quiet moments of heartache and resilience, Jewett shows the strength in being vulnerable. If you think you know how to console someone who's grieving, this memoir reveals there's more to learn, how our simplest phrases can cause more hurt than healing. This book is so many things: a means of honoring a son, a fierce commitment to family, a meditation on grief, and an exploration of secular spirituality that offers readers an alternative path through bereavement. When enduring such profound loss seems impossible, You Don't Fall Out of the Universe asks us to consider survival, that the power of nature and mystical elements of the universe could be a part of healing.
Autorenporträt
B.J. Jewett began her career as a Registered Nurse, later earning a MEd in Counseling degree, and has worked with children and families throughout her career. She is the author of the children's nature book Letter Trees (A-Star Publications, 2017). You Don't Fall Out of the Universe is her second book and inspired from her search for resources that aligned with her beliefs and needs as a grieving parent. When she's not walking forest trails, she's driving country roads in search of eagles to photograph or spending time with her daughter and grandchildren. She lives in rural Missouri with her husband of forty-four years, three dogs, and two cats. You can visit her website at www.bjjewett.com.