Making Toast: A Family Story (Audiobook)

from joemmama

Roger Rosenblatt has written a love story to his daughter, his wife, his grandchildren, is in-laws, and his friends. Snippets of a life, without its light, make for a beautiful story of love and loss. When their daughter Amy dies suddenly, leaving her children and her stoic husband, Roger and his...

from Juva

A short but poignant slice of life about unexpected death and the hole it leaves in the world. The author invites us into his life after the tragic death of his daughter, a young mother and medical doctor. Mr. Rosenblatt and his wife move into their son-in-laws house to help with the young childr...

from bookswoman

What happens when a world renowned author loses a daughter? Usually only friends and family will hear about it. But, for Roger Rosenblatt that wasn't what he needed. He needed to try and work through the first year plus a few months by writing about his feelings and the changes in his life that o...

from Donura1

Although profoundly sad, as would any book about the loss of a child, there is hope and recovery in this memoir as well. Roger Rosenblatt, writer and producer, has captured a range of emotions in his story of the sudden and unexpected death of his 38 yr old daughter, Amy. I lost my only son, and ...

from BookshelfMonstrosity

I can probably guess what some of you are thinking: Are you kidding me? Not another tragi-memoir. Never fear, fellow readers. Rosenblatt does not stoop to histrionics here. This memoir is wonderful. I am not a fan of overly sentimental writing, especially in the memoir genre which can sometimes b...