The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion

It is wrong that individuals mourn in various ways. In the book, she tries to do what her and her husband are familiar with. In order to keep him alive, this is perfectly normal. I feel like she wrote this book to prove her feelings about her husband's death. People think that there is a correct way to mourn and a wrong way, but it is not so. I believe it predicts how individuals are grieving in various ways. Perhaps the author's daughter has a sad experience different from her mother.

Joan Didion 's mysterious thinking year. Didien's husband, writer John Gregory Dan died of a heart attack, and shortly after their return from the hospital, their only child, Quintana was lying in a coma. This book is a memoir of Dydon's death, Quintana's disease, and Didion's efforts to understand time without any meaning. This book is about learning and continuation; it is also a homage to an unusual marriage (New Yorker's summary). I am Malara: The girl who stood up for education was shot by the Taliban by Malara Yusafuzai. When Malaras was 15, she took a bus at school and shot in the air. On the contrary, the miraculous recovery of Malara has driven her to an exceptional journey from a distant valley in northern Pakistan to the UN Hall in New York.

At the beginning of the year of Magic Thinking, Juan de Diion's husband died suddenly She turned a big observation to herself and explained the resulting thoughts and emotions. Unlike other writers on this list, Didion has not reached spiritual systems or transcendental beliefs. The lack of this dimension turns tragedy into a barren pain that I feel helpless in the face of death. In general, the word "sad" represents a journey of recovery from the loss of a loved one. After losing whatever we love, it is often necessary to enter a tragedy of 9/11, and we understand that normal life may suddenly erupt and become a nightmare . Our peace of mind is dead, we have to regain our way.

Joan Didion 's bestselling 2004, The Year of Magical Thinking is a relationship with her sudden death at her husband' s home. This universally acclaimed memoirs is familiar to us the term "magical thinking". Psychologists and anthropologists often use it to express extreme mental conditions such as children's developmental stage, characteristics of primitive culture, or psychiatric disorders. For example, for some time, Dideon thinks she needs to keep her husband's shoes when he comes back.