When death takes a "special person," it hurts. But it hurts a little less with time. And still less with more time.

One morning you will wake up and your loss will not be the first thing you think about. And then you will know that it's just a bit better than it was in the beginning. . .

• Publisher: David C. Cook
• Author: Amy Ross Mumford
• Pages: 24
• Format: Paperback

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David C. Cook is a nonprofit organization dedicated to publishing and distributing leadership and discipleship resources to help Christians all over the world grow in their faith and pass it on to the next generation. They call this "DiscipleShaping". They were established in 1875 by David Caleb Cook in Chicago, IL. Since that time, they have published numerous bestselling books from The Picture Bible to Crazy Love by Francis Chan, developed over ten lines of Sunday school curriculum, and published many of today's most popular praise and worship songs through their music division, Kingsway.