A Grief Observed Free Audiobook Download by C.S. Lewis

A Grief Observed is a short book about grief written by C.S. Lewis, but it is more than just a memoir of his own loss. Lewis saw death in all its forms as an enemy to be destroyed. He believed that the pain of loss can be alleviated if we learn to trust God with our suffering, and sought to do what he could to help others understand this idea too.

This audiobook is the text of C.S. Lewis's personal journal that he kept after his wife died of cancer. The author and narrator provide a moving, powerful reading of this difficult and painful text.

In "A Grief Observed," C.S. Lewis writes about a complex and overwhelming grief that he experienced following the death of his wife, Joy. Lewis must confront the death of his wife and the reality that there is no hope in finding a way to bring her back through an illness or through magic. He also discusses how he is able to find joy after she dies due to his Christian faith.

A Grief Observed tells the story of C.S. Lewis's grief after his wife's death. This audiobook is a very personal and introspective account of the process of grieving, which captures the thoughts and feelings of a man who has lost not just his loved one but their shared dreams as well.

'[Douglas Gresham]' is the narrator of this audiobook that was published in 1960. In the first chapter, he makes you feel as if he has been with the subject's family and had a personal relationship with them. You can tell that he feels every emotional moment with them. You can also tell that his voice captures every emotion surrounding such a sad event.

Known for his books such as "The Chronicles of Narnia", C.S. Lewis was also a talented writer of non-fiction. This audiobook gives examples of his deep thinking, drawing from his personal experiences with grief and loss.