<p>Best book on grief ever. Why? Because it&rsquo;s real. Because it tells you you&rsquo;re not crazy. Because even though you&rsquo;re in the midst of grieving and there&rsquo;s all this noise and confusion in your head screaming at you, this book is the sweet whisper from Heather and Stu saying, &ldquo;I get you. You&rsquo;re not crazy. It&rsquo;s gonna be ok.&rdquo;</p>

<p>When Heather Wallace lost her father, all she really wanted was a book that could make her laugh, feel less alone in her grief, and would help her feel a little less crazy. She couldn&#39;t find that book. So she decided to write it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The end result is&nbsp;<em>Faith, Grief ' Pass the Chocolate Pudding</em>, a book some might compare to a manual on what not to do while grieving, or the idiot&#39;s guide to not losing your mind through loss. The self-proclaimed 'Princess of Chocolate Pudding,' Heather&#39;s brutally honest, humorous approach to dealing with grief and her ability to share the story of her journey through the loss of her father is both refreshing and hilarious.</p>

<p>In <em>Faith, Grief ' Pass the Chocolate Pudding</em>, co-author Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Rubio shares the loss of his younger brother Jamie from a guy&#39;s perspective. And because he considers himself slightly less weird than his friend, Heather.</p>