This book takes a different approach compared to other children’s grief books. The author, M.H. Clark, chooses to focus the reader on one idea about loss rather than many. While people must unfortunately die, love goes on and we keep…
Few books about loss have been written for toddlers. Often parents seek guidance on how best to support their young child through the death of a grandparent. It is most helpful to start a conversation by reading an age-appropriate story…
There are many grief journals for sale for all ages. We are constantly on the hunt for reading that appeals to the teen audience. This can be a challenge. Some journals are gender or age specific. However, the journal, “Relief…
When author Erica Goldblatt Hyatt, DSW, LCSW, MBE, was working as a social worker at a children’s hospital caring for young terminally ill patients, she recognized the need for a book specifically for teens experiencing the loss of a sibling…
Andrea Dorn's book, " When Someone Dies: A Children’s Mindful How-To Guide on Grief and Loss," is designed as a process story as part of The Mindful Steps Series. The book teaches new concepts to children in a concrete way…
Written by Karen Jaggers, LPC, "My Heart Hurts: A Grief Workbook for Children," is geared to children, ages 3-7. This workbook is intended to help young children begin to understand the concepts of death and dying and the process of…
Finding a short and simple story about grief to help a young child better understand at least some of the many facets of grief and loss can be a challenge. Laura Olivieri’s book, “Where are You? A Child’s Book About…
