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A Good Enough Daughter, by Alix Kates Shulman (1999). A memoir focusing on the author's relation to her family, framed by her return home in the last years of her parents' lives, where she makes important discoveries (especially from her mother's writings). Offers an account of their lives and her brother's, including his fight with and eventual death from cancer. Schocken.
A Mother Loss Workbook: Healing Exercises for Daughters by Diane Hambrook & Gail Eisenberg (1999)
Motherless Daughters: The Legacy of Loss by Hope Edelman (1994). Explores the many and often complex emotions a woman experiences when a mother dies. From a linear experience to an emotional understanding, this book can help unravel difficult feelings.
Remembering Mother, Finding Myself: A Journey of Love and Self-Acceptance. by Patricia Commins (1999).
You Are So Beautiful Without Your Hair: A Daughter's Journey With the Death of Her Parents, Suzanne Piela (2000). Written by a former nurse about her experience with the deaths of her parents, who succumbed to cancer within a year of each other. Bluestar.
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