In it, he describes the crisis of faith that he had after his wife’s death from terminal cancer, wrestling with the question of how a good, loving God can allow that kind of suffering. (I’m so grateful to reading challenges for getting me to pick up books that I’ve always planned to read!).Ī Grief Observed is Lewis’ account of his thoughts during the time after the loss of his wife, Joy Davidman, which he published under a pseudonym.
In the end, I picked up because it’s one of my TBR Pile Challenge books, as well as one of my 15 Books of Summer.
A Grief Observed has been on my TBR pile for a very long time. I love (most of) CS Lewis’ non-fiction, non-academic writing, but had never picked this up, despite the fact that it’s less than 100 pages long.
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