Review: Rebecc Stroud does it again!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 7, 2012
Because everyone knows what grief is in a relative sense, I used to believe there were "Brands" of grief. I can no longer say that after reading Zellwood. The anguish Rebecca Stroud describes in her story is much the same as the kind I once suffered for a son. It was just as passionate and just as heartbreaking and I cried with her and her beloved Annie. I howled at the sky like Annie once, and I kept a necktie that I hold in my hands now and then.  This talented author gave us all a gift in her tribute to a fine friend named Jake. I could almost see his favorite sock. Mostly, I thank Stroud for the unspoken hug I felt at the end of her story. And thank you too Annie! .