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A Grace Disguised
A Grace Disguised by Gerald Sittser is quite simply profound.
The author experienced catastrophic loss when the family van was struck by …
Friend Grief and AIDS: Thirty Years of Burying Our Friends
It’s been likened to a plague, but AIDS was never just a health crisis.
The second of a series on grieving the death of a friend, Friend Grief and …
Where Are You Now?
The story of one child who learns to accept the death of a loved one. A heart-warming tale of transition from heartbreak to peace. A confirmation that …
My Guiding Star!
Giving thanks to Adoptive Parents, Foster Parents, Grandparents and anyone else who has opened their home and their heart to a child in need. A huge THANK …
The Secret Wish
Many children with separated parents will at some stage wish that their parents would reunite. This story shares a child's secret wish to have his parents …
I Don't Want To Go!
Clae is a brave nine year old boy who wishes his parents would reunite. Every school holiday Clae goes to stay with his Dad. Before each visit he is sad, …
The Healing Game
It is a true story of loss of my husband, Kevin, to colon cancer. It was unexpected and he died three days after I took him to the hospital. It is broken …
Katie the Ladybug: Explaining Emotions of Grief to a Child
Losing both of my parents at a young age (my mother when I was 4 and my father when I was 16) has given me a passion for helping bereaved children. I currently …
Six Steps for Managing Loss, Terence Curley, Alba House, New York
This book is a brief approach to the experience of loss which allows for the fact that those who are grieving want an approach which is not too involved …
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