Joy Cometh in the Morning: A Story of Healing from the Loss of a Child

Fran C. Hafen has captured in words the very thoughts and emotions of a grieving mother's heart and mind. She skillfully describes the grieving process through her own experience — stages like shock and anger — and illustrates that it is natural and appropriate. She is bold enough to share her most intimate thoughts regarding the gospel of Jesus Christ, and her probing questions about it, all while maintaining her steadfast testimony in it. In the end, Hafen shows that through the evolution of time all will be well. As one reviewer said, "It is one of the most meaningful gifts that can begiven following the loss of a child — because it hurts, and it hurts for a long time — but the book provides the hope of healing, and eventually joy." The sequel to one of the bestselling LDS biographies of all time! While the previous biography primarily covered President Spencer W. Kimball's youth and his service in the Quorum of the Twelve, this intimate portrait written by his son focuses exclusively on the many dramatic events that occurred during President Kimball's twelve years as Church president