good/grieve
good/grieve
A 90-Day Devotional Journal for Grief & Loss
There is no right way to grieve. This journal doesn't tell you how to feel. It simply walks beside you while you do.
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About the book
Unlike traditional grief books that explain stages or prescribe timelines, Good Grieve is interactive. A 239-page guided journal designed to walk beside you through the earliest and most difficult season of loss.
90 Daily Entries
Each day includes a meaningful quote or Scripture, a short honest reflection, a guided journaling prompt, and space to process.
Milestone Markers
Days 30, 60, and 90 acknowledge the courage it takes to keep going —because you deserve recognition for showing up.
Four Essential Threads
Embracing the Journey, Honoring the Love, Seeking Support & Guidance, and A Foundation of Hope.
Resources Section
National crisis support lines, grief organizations, online communities, and practical guidance for navigating life after loss.
The Story Behind the Book
I first walked into a GriefShare circle at 35 weeks pregnant. My father had just died, and I couldn't fly to his funeral. I sat thousands of miles away, grieving a father while preparing to become a mother.
Years later, I held my stepfather's hand as he passed peacefully at 94. Then I attended GriefShare again—this time with my whole family—after my mother lost her husband.
Three losses. Three completely different experiences. Three different versions of grief. That's when I understood: there is no one right way to grieve.
"I never intended to publish it. I just wanted to give people something more meaningful than a casserole."
When my best friend's only child died and he couldn't get out of bed, I wrote down everything I'd learned and gave it to him. For 15 years, my husband and I quietly gave away over 1,500 copies—tucked into sympathy cards, handed to patients, shared with anyone walking through loss.
Now, for the first time, Good Grieve is available to anyone who needs it.
Free Grief Resource Guide
Crisis support lines, grief organizations, online communities, and what to expect in the early days of loss. Immediately helpful—for you or someone you love.
Get the book
Available on Amazon in hardcover and paperback.
About Tracy
Tracy LeRoux holds an MS from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. She runs Link Real Estate, a boutique brokerage in Newport, Rhode Island, and The Link Agency Literary / Fuel.d Press.
Tracy helps people through transitions—whether finding their next home or finding their way through loss. She lives in Newport with her husband Michael and daughter Mia.