The Imitation of Christ is one of the most widely read books in Christian history after the Bible itself. Thomas à Kempis writes with extraordinary gentleness about the interior life, about learning to sit with suffering, about releasing the need for other people's approval and about finding in God a companionship that nothing else can provide. Particularly comforting for readers navigating grief, loneliness or the exhaustion of trying to be enough for a world that always seems to want more.