Being Sad When Someone Dies
A Book about Grief
Published on 19. August 2014
28 pages
978-1-4976-8121-7 (ISBN)
Description
For children, who are "new" at so many things, it can be a very difficult experience to lose a loved one. For the very young, the finality of death is hard to understand. How, after all, could something like this happen? Where is this person? Will they be back? Who is going to take care of me now? The questions and the sadness, whether they are voiced or not, can go on and on. Author, Linus Mundy, offers practical coping skills to help young readers understand their feelings of grief and reassurance that, some way, somehow, things can be good again.
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Persons
Linus Mundy has written a number of books for children and grown-ups, as well as articles for the religious press. The founder of the popular CareNotes and CareNotes for Kids booklet series from Abbey Press, he has written
Slowdown Therapy and
Keep-life-simple Therapy, and several books on prayer and spiritual growth. Linus and his wife, Michaelene, wrote the
Bringing Religion Home newsletter for a number of years.
Anne FitzGerald is an internationally known artist and has written and illustrated over 200 children's books. She is creator of Dear God Kids and many other children's books and products. Anne works from her studio/gallery in Limerick, Ireland, and teaches art in Liberty Christian School there.
Anne FitzGerald is an internationally known artist and has written and illustrated over 200 children's books. She is creator of Dear God Kids and many other children's books and products. Anne works from her studio/gallery in Limerick, Ireland, and teaches art in Liberty Christian School there.
Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- A Message from the Author to Parents and Caring Adults
- So many feelings
- Being sad is not being bad
- We can all help each other
- Talking about your feelings
- Talking about the person who died
- God is with you and the person who died
- Remembering good things helps
- Something to help you remember
- Nighttime may be the hardest
- Making or doing things can also helpNighttime may be the hardest
- Asking God to help you and everyone
- Going to the cemetery
- You can help others who are sad
- Miracles
- About the Authors
- Back cover
- Copyright
