This book is recommended for anyone who doesn't live their life to the fullest. It stresses the importance of realizing that life is not guaranteed and that if you race through it you will miss out on everything that is beautiful about life. This book hit home for me because I sometimes allow myself to be overwhelmed by so many things that I often forget to just stop and breathe. After reading this book I realized that its important to just sit back and calmly enjoy life. Today i feel happier and I try to stress less. My goal is to leave this world with no regrets. And that is the major theme that I took from this book. So if you want an eye-opening experience then this book is definitely the book for you.

None of us likes the subject about death, however in all reality we are born to die. Who Will Cry when You Die is a wonderful book to help you learn to properly grieve so that when that time comes, you are better prepared. The title itself sounds so depressing but it is uplifting and encouraging as it delivers hope in dealing with death better. It is well written and an easy read. I would recommend it to others and enjoyed it myself.

I first thought "what a morbid book!" but curiosity got the best of me, so I had to read it. To be honest it is a depressing book if you aren't already in this mindset. If you have had someone close to you die, I wouldn't recommend this book. It just makes you relive all those painful experiences. If you haven't dealt with that, then I greatly recommend you reading this book so you can go through the emotions before you are forced to. Its a great tool in learning how to grieve, but also for living for the moment and trying to show love to all the people around you that you love the most. I have been deeply touched by how clear and focused Robin's own feelings have matched mine, and makes me realize how close together we all are as humans. Great read albeit a bit morbid.

This is a really great book. While following the usual trend where stating the obvious is a big part of the book, the author makes it even more useful. A very short and easy read, this book is great for a light read full of motivation, or just to flip through on a rough day. Each suggestion is only one or two pages. While many are run of the mill, like keep a journal, there are some that truly make you think. For example- don't finish every book you start. Definitely made me think!