Elisabeth Kubler-Ross said this book "Offers a moving and humane approach to understanding life's windstorms..." Rabbi Kushner's book, still very popular more than 20 years after it was firt published, tells of his turmoil as he tried to understand the loss of his son. Also available in large print.
In times of dire straits, the worst thing you can do is cut public libraries. We have a responsibility to invest in the things that we know grow our future.
