" Rosenblatt shares his understandable anger and grief caused by the death of his amazing adult daughter. His glimpses of life past (with his daughter) and present (with his grandchildren and son-in-law) allow you to view things from his perspective. He is obviously angry at God but tells the reader, repeatedly, insistently and almost proudly, that he raised his children in a home without religion. After reading the book, I felt that if he had religion, faith in God, and belief in an afterlife, he would be dealing with his loss in a healthier way. He would also be progressing toward a resolution instead of being left in his perpetual quagmire of grief with no relief in sight. "
— Pam, 1/19/2014