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Sibling Loss

Books for Children and Teens Dealing with the Death of a Sibling
	Beall-Sullivan, Christina Hi, My Name is Jack Addresses issues children encounter by the siblings of chronically ill, disabled or dying children. Focuses on feelings of healthy siblings.

	Greene, Constance Beat the Turtle Drum A thirteen year-old deals with the death of her sister.

	Gryte, Marilyn No New Baby For siblings who have a baby die before birth. Ages 4-8 years.

Hoping Skills Company, LLC A Guidebook to Help You Prepare Children and Teens for Wakes, Funerals and Memorial Services Includes typical grief responses and answers to tough questions children and teens may ask you about death.

	Johnson, Marvin et al Where's Jess? A short, simple story to help children ages 2-5 years cope with infant sibling loss.

	Rothman, Juliet A Birthday Present for Daniel A young girl seeks to understand and validate her feelings after her brother dies.

Sims, Alicia Am I Still A Sister? An 11-year old girl tells the story about her brother that died from brain cancer.

Temes, Roberta The Empty Place A third grader's sister dies of a serious illness and bonds with his babysitter whose brother died in an accident. For ages: 7-12 years.

Turner, Barbara A Little Bit of Rob A heart-warming story about a girl's brother that died. Deals with children trying to keep their grief-related feelings from their parents. Ages 5-9 years.

Yeomans, Ellen Lost and Found: Remembering a Sister A young girl searches for comfort and meaning after her sister dies.

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See also our Resources for Dealing with Grief and Loss 3-8 Year Olds 9-12 Year Olds Teenagers