Grief and Grits by Marsha Gray Hill is a memoir that chronicles the author’s journey of losing her mother during the pandemic. It is a book that explores the themes of love, loss, grief, and family, as well as the value of human life and dignity. Some reasons why I would want to read this book are --
It is a moving and honest book that shares the author’s personal experience of coping with her mother’s death and the challenges of the pandemic. It is a timely and relevant book that reflects on the impact of the pandemic on the elderly and the vulnerable, and the need for compassion and justice in our society. Also, it is a inspiring and uplifting book that celebrates the life and legacy of the author’s mother, Adaline Gray, who was a woman of faith, love, and courage.
It is a moving and honest book that shares the author’s personal experience of coping with her mother’s death and the challenges of the pandemic. It is a timely and relevant book that reflects on the impact of the pandemic on the elderly and the vulnerable, and the need for compassion and justice in our society. Also, it is a inspiring and uplifting book that celebrates the life and legacy of the author’s mother, Adaline Gray, who was a woman of faith, love, and courage.