We are beyond thrilled with the recent announcement that It All Belongs has been honored with their prestigious Nautilus Silver Book Award in the Death & Dying/Grief & Loss category. We especially loved the origin and description of the Nautilus Award: “Better Books for a Better World,” because this captures our intent perfectly for It All Belongs: Love, Loss, and Learning to Live Again.
In addition to honoring Judy and her work, It All Belongs extends Judy’s gentle wit and wisdom even as it offers hands-on help for navigating end-of-life and grief journeys. We’re celebrating this accolade as a testament to our book’s potential for impact and resonance as it continues to find its readers and offer them hope on their own unwanted journeys.
For the Nautilus Book Awards, renowned for celebrating books that foster spiritual growth, conscious living, and positive social change, to have recognized what we hoped was true about It All Belongs is extremely gratifying. It urges us onward as we continue our outreach to organizations and associations and individuals who may help us connect with people who will benefit from its message of hope and resilience in the face of overwhelming challenges.
Winning the Nautilus Silver Book Award places It All Belongs among an esteemed group of authors and thought leaders who have made significant contributions to literature aimed at improving the human condition. This recognition not only celebrates this book’s excellence but also underscores its transformative message of finding love, beauty, light, and joy in even the darkest of times.
