by David Kessler, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross · Luciérnaga CAS · tapa dura · ISBN 9788489957749
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In 'On Grief and Grieving', Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and David Kessler explore the grieving process through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. This book, which was Kübler-Ross's last, offers a blend of theory, inspiration, and practical advice based on their personal and professional experiences. It includes short and illustrative stories, addressing topics such as sadness, memories, dreams, and isolation during grief, providing a guide to finding meaning and usefulness in life despite loss.
David Kessler is an English author of mystery novels and thrillers. The plots of his novels often involve people falsely accused of crimes, legal battles, DNA, computer hacking and police investigations and are characterised by multiple plot twists and last-minute surprises. With the exception of A Fool for a Client, his early novels were set in Britain. His new series of books is set in the Bay Area of California and centres on a series of recurring characters including the lawyer Alex Sedaka and his paralegal Juanita Cortez. His latest series, published under the pseudonym "Adam Palmer", introduces the character of Daniel Klein, an expert on ancient Semitic languages.
