Love Notes to Grievers by Angela E. Morris provides comfort and wisdom through grief. This heartfelt collection of love notes, memories, and essays offers a companion for those navigating loss.

In This Party’s Dead, Erica Buist explores death festivals around the world, blending humor, cultural insight, and personal grief. Her irreverent tone challenges how we fear death and invites celebration instead.

In All About Love: New Visions, bell hooks explores love as an action, blending care, respect, and commitment to foster spiritual growth. Through diverse lenses, she redefines love, offering deep insights on grief.

In My Father's Wake, Kevin Toolis reflects on his father's wake and explores the cultural significance of the Irish funeral ritual, offering insights on how embracing this tradition can improve our approach to mortality.

In Last Rites, Todd Harra explores the evolution of American funeral practices, tracing them from home-based care in early colonies to modern, elaborate rituals. The book offers a historical look at death care.

Seneca's How to Die offers five precepts for facing death: Prepare, Fear not, Regret not, Free yourself, and Embrace the whole. Edited by James Romm, it encourages rehearsing death to live better.