Goodbye Hello: Processing Grief and Understanding Death through the Paranormal

First off, I didn’t know anything about this author, nor have I watched any of his paranormal shows. Secondly, I am not really a believer because I haven’t personally experienced anything, but I guess that makes me a skeptic because I don’t deny what other people claim to have experienced and would be open to experiencing it. I went into this thinking it would be about how ghosts can help someone understand death and process their grief. But it was mostly a memoir of the author’s experiences and how his thoughts on paranormal investigating changed over the years. Also this talked about religion so much more than I was expecting and it was tied into a lot of the author's points, which was kind of a turn off for me because I am an atheist. While this wasn’t what I was expecting, it was still interesting. I think the author did a good job presenting the experiences and his feelings. But, I also didn’t really connect with this so it was just fine for me.

Found it slow and too much talking about television show.

I like his writing but it was boring and difficult to finish

I feel like I'm in the minority here as I've never heard of Adam Berry. That may be in my favor, but either way, I absolutely loved this book, especially the last third. As someone with multiple severe chronic illnesses, he said things I didn't know I needed to hear. I've already recommended this book to a few friends.

I enjoyed some of the stories but overall found the book to be “just ok”.