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Anthropologist Naomi Westerman Was Studying Death Rituals Around The WorldWhen Her Whole Family Died.Upon Losing Those Closest To Her, Naomi Westerman Saw That Death Was More Than Just An Abstract Academic Concept; It Was A Deeply Painful And Personal Experience. She Became Fascinated By Loss And Grief, And Hoped To Cope And Demystify Death By Turning To History, Art, And Pop Culture.Happy Death Club Examines The Many Faces Of Death And Grief In WestermanS Own Life And In Cultures Around The World. From Expensive Coffins And Unconventional Burials To Horror Films And True Crime, What Does Our Treatment Of Death And Dying Have To Tell Us About How We Live Our Lives? What Makes A Good Death? And Who Owns Our Bodies Before And After We Die?Both Meaningful And Darkly Humorous, Happy Death Club Presents A Frank, Curious Look At This Universal Human ExperienceOne WeRe Often Too Afraid To Talk AboutAnd What Lies Beyond.
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I bought this for my friend who recently lost a loved one. The essays are heartfelt and relatable. She found comfort in the words, and I think it helped her process her emotions a bit better. It’s a thoughtful gift.
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Tom Harris
Difficult to Relate To
I struggled to connect with some of the essays. While they are well-written, I found the topics too abstract at times for my taste. If you’re looking for practical advice on grief, this may not be the best fit.
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Jorge Martinez
Not What I Expected
I thought this would be more of a self-help book, but it’s really a collection of essays. Some pieces were great, but a few didn't resonate with me. Overall, it’s insightful but could be hit or miss depending on your taste.
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Sofia Chen
Thought-Provoking Read
The essays in this book really made me reflect on my own experiences with grief. I appreciate the variety of voices and perspectives. It’s a heavy topic, but the writing makes it engaging instead of overwhelming.
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Emily Thompson
A Unique Perspective on Grief
This collection offers a fresh take on a tough subject. The essays cover different aspects of bereavement and each author brings something unique. I enjoyed the diversity of stories and insights.
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