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Dealing
with Grief & Loss - Ages 9-12 Years
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Bobbit, Natalie
Tuck Everlasting
A classic imaginary story about a 10 year
old that discovers the magic and struggles
of eternal life. |
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Boyd,
Candy
Circle of Gold
Great for kids ages 8-12 years. A girls
deals with the death of her father. |
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Buchanan
Smith, Doris
A Taste of Blackberries
A young boy's friend suddenly dies from
an allergic reaction to a bee sting. |
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Cleary, Beverly
Dear Mr. Henshaw
A lonely and troubled boy learns to appreciate
expressing himself through journaling. |
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Farrington, Liz
And Peter Said Goodbye
For ages up to 12 years. A boy is angry
because he did not attend his grandpa's
funeral. |
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Hanson, Warren
The Next Place
A magically illustrated book that encourages
imagination and conversation. All ages.
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Loftis,
Chris
The Boy Who Sat By The Window
A story about a school dealing with the
death of a classmate who was shot and killed
riding to school. |
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Powell, Sandy
Geranium Morning
A book about grief for children ages 7-10
years. Two children deal with the death
of a parent, one in an accident, one through
illness. Includes; guilty feelings, regret
and isolation. |
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Rylant, Cynthia
Missing May
A neighbor helps a young girl come to terms
with her aunt's death. Heartwarming and
emotional story about the struggle people
go through dealing with the finality of
death. |
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Rylant,
Cynthia
Dog Heaven
A whimsical story about what animals and
people do in Heaven. For all ages to enjoy.
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White, E. B.
Charlotte's Web
Story of friendship, hardship and loss.
Valuable lessons of trust and love addressed
throughout the book. |
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Winsch,
Jane
After the Funeral
Deals with feelings and events that often
occur over time. A variety of situations.
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Activity Books/Journals
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Boulden, Jim and Joan
Saying Good-bye
Coloring book for ages 6-10 years that deals
with death, feelings awareness and remembrance.
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Conlin, Jayan Landry and
Butler, Maria
Nat's Story- A story of grief, hope and
recovery after a suicide
For ages 8+. Workbook that explains common
feelings, questions and emotions after a
suicide. |
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Gaines-Lane, Gretchen
My Memory Book
Workbook and journal that helps children
explore their feelings. |
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Goldman, Linda
Bart Speaks Out
Workbook for ages 7-12 years that attempts
to break the shame and silence associated
when a loved one dies from suicide. |
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Grollman and Johnson
A Child's Book About Burial and Cremation
Journal style workbook. Simple wording that
is helpful for all ages, including adults.
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Heegard, Marge
A Child's Book About Burial and Cremation
For ages 10-14 years. Children tell stories
and learn about death and grieving. Suggestions
for adults helping children with anger management.
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Heegard, Marge
When Someone Very Special Dies
Activity book for ages 5 and up that helps
children understand death and find healthy
ways to cope. |
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Levine, Jennifer
Remembering Special Days
Workbook that focuses on remembering and
living with changes. For ages 4 and up.
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Salloum, Alison
Reactions
A workbook for ages 8 and up who are experiencing
trauma and grief. |
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Silverman, Janis
Help Me Say Goodbye
Activities for all ages that help kids cope
when a special person dies. |
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The Dougy Center
After a Suicide - A Workbook for Grieving Children
A comprehensive and commemorating workbook
for children ages 4-13 years dealing with
the death of a loved one by suicide. Answers
common questions about suicide and offers
ways to cope. Validates grief related feelings,
dreams and nightmares. Offers suggestions
on how to deal with friends and returning
to school. |
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Zotovich, Katherine Dorn
Good Grief For Kids
A journal to help children cope with their
grief during times of loss. Parent info,
including child development and grief, suggested
reading and space for kids to color/journal.
Ages 6-12 years. |
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