Mary Beth Chapman writes Christian memoir about family, adoption, grief and faith after sudden loss. Choosing to SEE recounts life with musician Steven Curtis Chapman, the adoption of three daughters from China and the death of their daughter Maria in a family accident. The book focuses on how grief altered rather than erased the family's religious beliefs, and on the difficulty of living with faith when comforting explanations are inadequate. Chapman also writes about adoption advocacy and family life within an evangelical Christian context. Her prose is personal and devotional rather than theological argument. The clearest discovery routes are Christian memoir, bereavement, adoption, family faith and grief. Read more Less