I thought you might include the 1994 version of Little Women with Winona Ryder as Jo and the 1993 version with Katherine Hepburn as Jo, both of which I prefer to the 2019 version.
Catcher in the Rye by is EXACTLY about sibling grief, even tho it is rarely seen in that context.
I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith is also a very striking novel about siblings, and the movie from 2003 is also lovely.
I can also recommend two memoirs about dying:
Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture is by a prof with pancreatic cancer who delivered his memoir in the form of a lecture
and Alphose Daudet's In the Land of Pain is by an artistic Parisian watching himself dying of syphilis at the end of the 19thC
I thought you might include the 1994 version of Little Women with Winona Ryder as Jo and the 1993 version with Katherine Hepburn as Jo, both of which I prefer to the 2019 version.
Catcher in the Rye by is EXACTLY about sibling grief, even tho it is rarely seen in that context.
I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith is also a very striking novel about siblings, and the movie from 2003 is also lovely.
I can also recommend two memoirs about dying:
Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture is by a prof with pancreatic cancer who delivered his memoir in the form of a lecture
and Alphose Daudet's In the Land of Pain is by an artistic Parisian watching himself dying of syphilis at the end of the 19thC
Susan, thank you for these additional recs!