As a Black woman navigating the heavy grief of losing my children's father and becoming a single mother, I found Smith's candid reflections deeply relatable and resonant. She articulates the intersectionality of grief and identity, highlighting how systemic issues compound the experience of loss for Black women. Her lyrical yet accessible prose offers solace and encourages readers to embrace their grief, honor their feelings, and seek support. This beautifully written book is essential for anyone grappling with loss, serving as a testament to the strength and resilience of Black women and a reminder that we are not alone in our struggles.

The author hit a good amount of points and not just grief from a loved one but, all part of life that you could be going through as a woman of color. Racial grief is a thing and the personal experiences helped see that those things can be spoke on and looking to God may be the best thing to stay on the right track to pull us up of those times that it decides to come around Very informative on the what to do and coping. I would recommend someone to read and use the Bible along side if you’re looking for something to help along side with finding a way to deplete your seasonal grief.