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My Brother is Not Getting Better - A Guide for Grieving Families

My Brother is Not Getting Better: A Heartfelt Guide for Children

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In moments of profound grief and loss, finding the right words and support can be incredibly challenging for both parents and children. My Brother is Not Getting Better emerges as a beacon of hope for families dealing with the heartbreaking reality of losing a sibling. Written by a child life specialist, this beautifully crafted book is specifically designed to address the emotions and questions that arise during such difficult times. The text is straightforward, using age-appropriate language...

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manufacturer Azalea Art Press
height 8.50392
weight 0.27337320488
width 0.14
length 8.499983
releaseDate 2024-06-05T00:00:01Z
languages [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ]
productGroup Book
FAQ

What age group is this book suitable for?

This book is designed for children ages 4 to 8, providing them with a gentle understanding of grief.

Who wrote this book?

The book is written by a certified child life specialist, ensuring developmentally appropriate insights for children.

What makes this book different from other grief books?

It includes practical advice for parents and features inclusive illustrations that resonate with diverse experiences.

Can this book be used in a therapeutic setting?

Yes, it is an excellent resource for counselors and child life specialists working with grieving families.

How can this book help siblings cope with loss?

It provides them with language and understanding to express their feelings, making them feel acknowledged and supported.

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