Ava BrinleyEverything You Need to Know When I'm Gone - End of Life Planner for Affairs and Last Wishes: A Simple Guide for my Family to Make my Passing Easier

I would recommend everyone buying one of these and filling it out and writing in it, letters to your kids, letters to your grandkids things your kids need to know after you’re gone

Nice book but not for me. Let me return it so that is why I gave it a 5.

Overall, this seems a well intentioned and sufficient place to record what’s important for those left behind. I’m personally glad to’ve gotten around to purchasing one before it’s too late. My only critical observation, and one I could’ve realized had I paid closer attention to its FULL product description, is that it’s a “softcover, booklet”… not necessarily as robust a book as the passage of time and manner of storage could conceivably require. That said, for most it’ll likely serve its purpose. Perhaps those details, tho presented, could be more obviously presented in photo, or text, to other prospective buyers to mitigate the possibility of any doubt? However, I read the ad, bought it and will keep it just the same. You could argue my 4 stars’ rating should’ve, or could’ve, been 5?!?

This is a good little book to remind someone that's reviewing the information they need to pass on to survivors.

The size is compact but not as nicely presented, nor tabbed or complete.If someone needs to leave very simple instructions, this is all that is necessary. Publishers have used less quality paper & binding, plus the color of the print is harder to read.Shorter & less formal format used.

Outstanding item.Just as advertised.

There is many helpful things in this book not only does it tell your loved ones important things that you have never thought to share but it also can put you at ease because the book gives your loved ones, etc, information, like, heres is where I put the deed to the house, or this is a list of my child's allergies and medical information.There's a good deal of helpful information and direction for your loved ones, so the loss of you, isn't compounded by the need for information and your guidance on "all the things she/he took care of".

This book should be completed and left in a safe place. It’s your final thoughts and wishes.