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National Bereavement Resource Guide Wherever you are We’re there for you
National Bereavement Resource Guide
An extensive guide
to aid those in need
Wherever you are.
We are there for you.
National Bereavement Resource Guide Eluna
Sponsored by New York Life and Eluna (elunanetwork.org) is a public, 501(c)(3)
non-profit with a mission to support children
Wherever children and their families are and families impacted by grief or addiction.
grieving, and wherever they are in the Founded in 2000 in Seattle by former MLB
grieving process, we are here to help. pitcher Jamie Moyer and child advocate
Karen Phelps Moyer, Eluna was originally
New York Life is proud to partner with Eluna called The Moyer Foundation and launched
to provide the enclosed compilation of state a series of programs supporting thousands
and local resources—camps and grief of children and families annually at no cost
organizations organized by state, plus to them. Camp Erin® is the largest national
books and websites for children and their network of grief programs for bereaved
families experiencing loss. children and teens, Camp Mariposa® is a
national addiction prevention and mentoring
The New York Life Foundation program for youth impacted by a family
(www.newyorklifefoundation.org) has long member's substance use disorder, and the
been focused on serving children in need. In Eluna Resource Center offers online tools,
2008, the Foundation expanded that focus local referrals and personalized phone and
to include an initiative to help children deal email support for families experiencing grief,
with the loss of a parent, caregiver or sibling addiction and other related issues.
and to help parents deal with the emotional
turmoil that results from the death of a close
family member. We believe this
comprehensive guide will provide the
necessary resources and directory of
services to help support grieving families in
communities across the country. In addition,
we’ve developed a bereavement website
that can help—www.AChildinGrief.com.National Bereavement Resource Guide
Books
Teen Books Anne and the Sand Dobbies
John Coburn
A Decembered Grief: Living with Loss This is a story of a young boy and how he
While Others Are Celebrating and his family came to terms with the death
Harold Ivan Smith of their young sister.
Suffering the loss of a loved one at any time
of the year is difficult; yet during the As Much Time As It Takes: A Guide for
holidays or special occasions, those the Bereaved, Their Family, and Friends
grieving experience a more intense sense of Martin J. Keogh
loss. The world is moving forward and Written from the viewpoint of a grieving
celebrating life and all its blessings; yet for person, As Much Time As It Takes helps us
grievers, darkness pervades the holiday. sensitively navigate those awkward, yet
important, moments of comforting those
A Grief Like No Other: Surviving the mourning the loss of a loved one. This
Violent Death of Someone You Love unique book comforts the bereaved by
Kathleen O’Hara articulating the overwhelming wave of
In response to the brutal murder of her son, emotions and supports the “support team”
therapist O’Hara developed this seven- by helping them to avoid the clichés and
stage process to help others in making the find the right words at the right time.
journey
to healing. Be Not Afraid: Overcoming the Fear of
Death
After You Lose Someone You Love Johann Arnold
Amy, Allie, and David Dennison Arnold shows how suffering can be given
This journal was written by three ordinary meaning in Be Not Afraid. He offers the
children whose lives were forever changed assurance that even today, in our culture of
when one night their father died isolation and death, there is such a thing as
unexpectedly and suddenly. Of course, the hope.
world of this family fell apart. From these
journal entries and drawings, one learns Bereaved Children and Teens
they rewove their lives until they came to Earl A. Grollman
realize they were moving forward on a Bringing together 14 experts from across
journey called grief. the United States and Canada, Bereaved
Children
All Three Stooges and Teens is a comprehensive guide to
Erica S. Perl helping children and adolescents cope with
This book is about Dash and Noah - two the emotional, religious, social, and physical
goofy, comedy-obsessed seventh grade consequences of a loved one’s death.
boys – and the ripple effect of Dash’s dad’s
suicide on their friendship. The author takes Beyond the Ridge
us along with Noah on his journey, tackling Paul Goble
sensitive issues surrounding the death of a Paul Goble’s Beyond the Ridge is a
loved one—both from the perspective of beautiful, comforting, simple book for
supporting someone who is grieving, and as children of all ages who have experienced
someone who is grieving. the loss of a loved one. This story
encourages children to regard death as
a process of adventure into greater territory
than our bodies can permit.
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Books
Beyond Words Dancing on the Edge
Gayle A. Huntress Kit Bakke
This story is a personal account of a girl After her mother’s sudden death, twelve
who loses both parents to cancer. It year-old Dot finds herself in shock as her
chronicles the family’s heartbreaking loss, world has changed. She accompanies her
the redemptive power of lofe and the aunt to a trip to England where she learns
community that helped them on their grief about her past, learns more about her
journey. mother, and processes her grief.
Children and Grief: An Overview of Deconstruction/Reconstruction
Children’s Grief The Dougy Center
VITAS Whether a teen has experienced the death
The booklet discusses the different of a parent, sibling, grandparent, close
concepts of death and common grief friend, or other family member, this
reactions of children at various ages as well Deconstruction/Reconstruction journal is an
as more complicated reactions that may advice-free place where teens can draw,
warrant seeking professional help. write, paint, and transform whatever they're
thinking and feeling.
Children Die, Too
Joy & Mary Johnson Dusty Was My Friend
This comforting booklet offers insights and Andrea Clardy
information to help parents deal with This is a great recourse for children who
sadness, guilt, the needs of their children, have lost a friend. Andrea tells the story of
and other feelings when a child dies. eight-year-old Benjamin remembering his
friend Dusty and tries to understand his own
Chill and Spill: A Place to Put It Down feelings about losing a friend in this way.
and Work It Out
Jeanean Jacobs & Steffanie Lorig Empty Room: Surviving the Loss of a
You'll discover a cool combination of writing Brother or Sister at Any Age
and drawing exercises that will help you Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn
explore what’s going on inside of your head In telling her own story, as well as the
and your heart. stories of those she interviewed for the
book, DeVita-Raeburn draws us into the
Coping with the Death of a Brother or experience of both children and adults who
Sister have lost a brother or sister. Sibling loss
Ruth Ruiz continues to go unrecognized as the
The Death of a Brother or Sister does not potentially life-changing event that it is. This
candy coat the challenges of this great loss, book acknowledges that pain and will help
but it does make clear inroads into survivors begin to heal.
normalizing the grief experience as it may
be felt by siblings and parents. Everett Anderson’s Goodbye
Lucille Clifton
A young African American boy struggles to
understand and accept his father’s death.
With the help of his mother, he remembers
that love never dies, and his father will live
in his memory.
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Books
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Gracefully Gone
Jonathan Foer Alicia Coppola
When his father dies in the World Trade Written in journal format, Gracefully Gone is
Center collapse, Oskar shifts his boundless a story about a father and daughter’s
energy to a quest for answers. journey through the diagnosis and battle of
cancer. Alicia and her father both share
Facing Change: Falling Apart and their perspective on this difficult journey,
Coming Together Again in the Teen memories, and their love.
Years
Donna O’Toole Great Answers to Difficult Questions
Founded on the belief that young adults can Linda Goldman
make effective choices that can transform This book explores children’s thoughts and
pain into resilience, the author provides an feelings on the subject of death and
abundance of information and coping provides parents and other caring adults
choices to assist the process. Facing with guidance on how to respond to difficult
Change is a book about loss, change, and questions.
possibilities.
Grief’s Courageous Journey: A
Fatherloss: How Sons of All Ages Come Workbook
to Terms with the Death of Their Dads Sandi Caplan & Gordon Lang
Neil Chethik This well-conceived journal/workbook is a
Shows how losing a father brings challenge guide for those grieving the loss of a loved
and loss but can also be a foundation of one. It provides a compassionate program
heartiness, liberty, and hope. of steps to take for coping with day-to-day
life and accepting change.
Fernside: Supporting Children and
Families Through Grief, Giving Grief Grieving: A Beginner’s Guide
Form Jerusha Hull McCormack
Christi Kettman McCormack—widowed while her children
A collection of art by grieving children and were still young—writes a clear-eyed
teens at Fernside. account of the many emotions and
situations a grieving person may encounter.
Fire in My Heart, Ice in My Veins
Enid Samuel-Traisman Healing and Growing Through Grief
This journal is to help teens process their Donna O’Toole
emotions and their grief journey. The pages Helps us understand grief as a natural
include different journaling prompts about healing process and how to find help and
various emotions and types of support. support.
Forever Remembered Healing Your Grieving Heart for Teens
Marcia Woodard & Dan Zadra Alan Wolfelt
The beautiful and inspiring message in this These ideas and activities are aimed at
book reminds us that, regardless of fame or reducing the confusion, anxiety, and huge
fortune, grief inevitably touches each of our personal void
lives. so that the living can begin their lives again.
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Books
Heaven’s Child Honoring the Memory: When Death
Caroline Flohr Happens
Told through the eyes and heart of Sarah’s Jim Boulden
mother, Heaven’s Child is a memoir about Thought-provoking questions, sensitive
the death of sixteen-year-old twin daughter advice, and comforting quotes invite the
Sarah and how her immediate family reader to write responses in the spaces
members face grief, longing, and rebuilding. provided.
As an intimate self-examination, this true
story tackles deep questions around life, How Do We Tell Children?
death, and social issues. Dan Schaefer & Christine Lyons
This classic guide has been updated to help
Help for the Hard Times parents and children deal with traumatic
Earl Hipp events. It includes age specific information
This helpful book offers entertainment, for a variety of circumstances, a crisis
lightheartedness, and information all rolled checklist, and resource pages.
into one great read. Cartoons, quotes, and
line drawings take youth on a hopeful and How It Feels When a Parent Dies
entertaining journey through the many Jill Kremetz
losses and challenges of teen life. Children speak openly of their experiences
and feelings concerning death and grief.
Holiday Hope: Remembering Loved
Ones During Special Times of the Year How to Go on Living When Someone
Fairview Press You Loves Dies
More than a dozen experts—therapists, Therese Rando
clergy, There is no right or wrong way to grieve;
and counselors—have written short essays each person’s response to loss will be
filled with practical tips and proven different. In this compassionate,
techniques for handling grief. comprehensive guide, you are led gently
through the painful but necessary process
How It Feels When a Parent Dies of grieving. This guide also helps you find
J. Krementz the best way for yourself.
Eighteen children from age 7–17, speak
openly of their experiences and feelings. As How Will I Get Through the Holidays?
they speak, we see them in photos with James Miller
their surviving parent and with other family Miller presents twelve reassuring thoughts
members, in the midst of their everyday to help people of all ages through holidays
lives. after the loss of a loved one. Consoling
quotations and suggestions serve as a
Homemade Books to Help Kids Cope guide and companion
Robert Ziegler for any significant occasion.
This immensely helpful book gives
techniques and instructions to help children
make their very own storybooks, and offers
an effective and creative way to help kids
deal with loss.
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Books
If Only It Is OK to Feel Sad!
Carole Geithner Margaret Collins
If Only follows the story of 13 year-old Engaging games and stories help very
Corinna and her grief journey after her mom young children understand grief and the
dies from cancer. Corinna navigates other emotions they may face when
through the first day of school, Mother’s someone dies. This book includes an age-
day, 8th grade, friends, and boys. This appropriate memory page, which can be
moving and sometimes humorous story filled in with a picture and special thoughts
helps open difficult conversations in families and features many helpful suggestions for
about grief. adults on how to talk about death with small
children.
I Remember, I Remember
Enid Samuel Traisman Life After Loss: Conquering Grief and
This book provides a place for your Finding Hope
thoughts after a loved one dies. With pages Raymond A. Moody
to reflect memories and shared events, you This resource allows the reader to use the
create a keepsake to be shared with others. process of grief, loss, or bereavement in a
Comforting quotes and suggestions are positive manner and offers pointers on how
given throughout. to offer or receive sympathy. Written from
personal insight and experience, the author
I Will Never Forget You: A Teen Journal incorporates stories of others dealing with
of Love and Remembrance grief or loss.
Emilio Parga
A journal designed to help teens articulate Living with Grief: Children,
their feelings in the grieving process. Adolescents and Loss
K. Doka
I Will Remember You: A Guidebook Images of sobbing teens being led away
Through Grief for Teens from shootings are burned in our memories.
Laura Dower The 19 chapters in this book address the
Just as death is a part of life, grieving is a impact of loss on our children, and the
part of living. For teens, this can be a nation’s consciousness. Articles by the
particularly painful lesson to learn. This nation’s leading thanatologists and grief
book is an inspirational and accessible counselors on grief and bereavement in
guide to coping with loss. It includes children and adolescents are interspersed
personal stories of death and life from real with articles by children who have
teens, advice from a renowned grief experienced tragic loss.
counselor, and dozens of hands-on creative
exercises to help teens move through their Looking for Alaska
pain and sorrow into tomorrow. John Green
Miles, Chip, and Alaska form a inseparable
friendship at boarding school. In addition to
their adventures, the three of them navigate
death, guilt, and grief together.
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Books
Losing Someone You Love: When a My Father’s Heart: A Son’s Reckoning
Brother or Sister Dies with the Legacy of Heart Disease
E. Richter Steve McKee
Sixteen young people between the ages of My Father’s Heart is an extraordinary story
10 and 24 recall siblings they loved and of an all-too-ordinary scenario: A father
express their loss. They describe their own dies, a son remains, and the loss casts a
feelings and reactions and the outside long shadow across
pressures that accompany the death of their a generation.
sibling, sharing their experiences so that
others who experience the same loss will My Life Changed: A Journal for Coping
not feel alone. with Loss and Grief
Amy, Allie & David Dennison
Love and Remembrance When their father died suddenly, the three
Margot Kenefick Burkle young people created this journal so that
With this very special memory book, others could safely draw out and write down
parents, siblings, grandparents, and others hard-to-talk-about feelings. They include
can record and keep sacred the special questions to help get started. By preteens
memories of a child who is loved and is not for their peers.
forgotten.
My Lifetime Book
Memorial Rituals Book for Healing and Larry Good
Hope This carefully planned journal will help you
Ann Putter write the life story of yourself or a loved one.
Putter gives us a bounty of creative ideas Its loose-leaf binder format allows for adding
from her many years of experience in using pages and customizing as desired for a
ceremony and ritual as a vital part of grief permanent legacy or memory book.
group experiences.
No Child Should Grieve Alone: A Guide
Mick Harte Was Here for Parents, Caregivers, and
Barbara Park Professionals
This heart-wrenching novel weaves together Emilio Parga, M.A.
diverting anecdotes about the author’s This book offers a wealth of valuable
endearingly eccentric brother with her resources for children and adolescents who
reactions, and those of her parents, to his have experienced a loss, as well as for their
death in a bicycle accident at the age of 12. parents, teachers, counselors, and other
caregivers.
Motherless Daughters: The Legacy of
Loss
H. Edelman
Edelman shares her own painful story and
the stories of many other women who, as
children or adults, lost their mothers. She
explains the stages of grief and adjustment.
She considers the secondary effects that
can occur: the girl-child filling the lost
mother's role at home for father and
younger siblings. If you’ve lost your mother,
you no longer have to face it alone.
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Books
Nobody’s Child Anymore: Grieving, Part of Me Died Too: Stories of Creative
Caring and Comforting When Parents Survival Among Bereaved Children and
Die Teenagers
Barbara Bartocci Virginia Lynn Fry & Katherine Paterson
Nobody’s Child Anymore is an immensely These young people used writing, drawing,
helpful and comforting resource for anyone games of safe aggression, farewell projects,
caring for a dying parent, mourning the loss, rituals, and other creative activities to bring
caring for the remaining parent, and seeking their feelings into the open, to explore them,
new meaning beyond grief. The author and to heal and feel whole.
shares her own experience and the
thoughts and experiences of others as a Pieces of Georgia
source to ease your soul pain. Jen Bryant
Georgia shares all aspects of her life and
On Children and Death thoughts, and readers come to understand
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross the depth of her loss. Their story is a
This compassionate book offers the families universal one of love, friendship, and loss.
of dead and dying children the help and
hope they need to survive. Rachel and the Upside Down Heart
E. Douglas
On Grief and Grieving: Finding the A true story of how Rachel rediscovers
Meaning of Grief Through the Five happiness while keeping the memory of her
Stages of Loss father alive in her heart.
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross & David Kessler
On Grief and Grieving applies the stages of Real Men Do Cry
loss to the process of grieving and weaves Eric Hipple
together theory, inspiration, and practical Real Men Do Cry, by former NFL
advice. It includes sections on sadness, quarterback Eric Hipple, is an incredible
hauntings, dreams, coping, children, story of tragedy and triumph.
healing, isolation, and even the subject of
sex during grief. Recovering from the Loss of a Parent
K. Donnelly
Orphaned Adult: Understanding and However you choose to cope—through
Coping with Grief and Change After the private, inner searching, or sharing your
Death of Our Parents feelings with others—this book is a
Alexander Levy companion through the process of
Incorporating his own personal experience understanding and accepting your loss.
with the accounts of others who have lost
their parents, psychologist Levy examines
this profound life-changing event with
compassion and understanding.
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Books
Recovering from the Loss of a Sibling Sibling Grief: Healing After the Death of
K. Donnelly a Brother or Sister
A book of hope and healing, Recovering P. Gill White
from the Loss of a Sibling is the first book White combines extensive clinical
for those who have experienced the death experience with wisdom from hundreds of
of a brother or sister. When a brother or bereaved siblings at every age to create this
sister dies, surviving siblings may receive moving, very readable guide.
little support or even recognition of their
pain. Parents are so grief-stricken at the Sorry You’re Lost
loss of a child that they often find Matt Blackstone
themselves unable to cope with the needs When seventh grader Denny “Donuts”
of their surviving children. With family and Murphy’s mother dies, he becomes the
friends concentrating on the parent’s world’s biggest class clown. But deep
tragedy, the suffering of siblings often goes down, Denny just wants to return to a time
unnoticed. when his mom is still alive and where his
dad doesn’t sit in front of a TV all day. This
Remembering with Love chapter book is told from the perspective of
Elisabeth Levang & Sherokee Ilse Denny as he navigates his grief, the death
Here is a poignant, insightful, and of his mom, and middle school.
inspirational collection of more than 300
short pieces that are messages of hope to Straight Talk About Death for Teenagers
bereaved persons. They remind us that Earl A. Grollman
hope is possible while traveling Grollman offers advice and answers the
the journey through grief. kinds of questions that teens are likely to
ask themselves when grieving the death of
Renewing Your Spirit: A Guide for someone close.
Holidays and Special Days
Sherry Williams Surviving the Death of a Sibling:
The author provides sound advice to help Living Through Grief When an Adult
make sense of confusing holiday feelings Brother or Sister Dies
after a loved one dies. Special emphasis is T. J. Wray
given to rituals and ceremonies. Guided Wray is a captivating storyteller who weaves
journaling exercises help clarify stories of herself and many other sibling
expectations and wishes, and give grievers to bring clarity and understanding
reminders for self-care. to the complex process of sibling grief. This
book is insightful, consoling, and filled with
Rubber Houses helpful, proactive steps designed to help
Ellen Yeomans surviving siblings cope with their
(Fiction) Kit must find a way to own her grief devastating loss.
to mourn Buddy while at the same time
joyfully celebrate the characteristics and
quirks that constituted his presence in her
life.
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Books
Tear Soup – A Recipe for Healing After The Fault in Our Stars
Loss John Green
Pat Schweibert The Fault in Our Stars follows a young
Tear Soup recognizes that every member of teenage girl who has been diagnosed with
the family from the youngest to the oldest lung cancer and attends a cancer support
will grieve in their own way. By emphasizing group. After she befriends another young
the individual process of bereavement by teenage boy at the support group, together
making soup, Tear Soup brings a warm and the two of them explore life and death.
comfortable feeling to an otherwise difficult
subject matter for many individuals. The Grieving Teen
H. Fitzgerald
Teenagers Face to Face with The Grieving Teen is written specifically
Bereavement for teenagers. Fitzgerald, an expert in grief
C. Haskins & K. Gravelle counseling and the author of The Mourning
Gravelle and Haskins asked 17 teens, all of Handbook, communicates the issues clearly
whom have lost a relative or a close friend, without oversimplifying or resorting to
to tell their stories. These responses are “teenspeak.” Chapters consist of typical
discussed at length from the points of view questions that young adults may have about
of teens and counselors, as are difficult grief, followed by a What You Can Do
situations which may follow a death: section.
overprotective parents who fear another
loss; observance of significant The Healing Book: Facing the Death—
anniversaries; whether and how to tell new and Celebrating the Life of Someone You
friends about what happened; fear of risking Love
new relationships; reluctance to leave home Ellen Sabin
to attend college. The young people speak Interactive book designed for children and
honestly and earnestly, offering coping families dealing with loss.
strategies that worked for them. Both
interviewees and compilers offer hope and The Heart of Grief
comfort. Thomas Attig
This book gives heartfelt descriptions,
Teens Write Through It: Essays from through many real-life stories, of how
Teens Who Have Triumphed Over people have faced loss without losing
Trouble connection. Attig shows how grief can be a
Faiview Press Staff transition from loving in the presence to
This collection contains essays about young loving in the absence.
people’s real experiences and the
challenges they have faced. One 16-year- The Kid’s Book About Death and Dying
old writes on how her parents’ divorce Eric Rofes
affected her; another writes on the strength This book about death and dying covers a
her family had to have when her father died wide range of subtopics, including learning
in a car accident. to talk about death, death of a pet, death of
children, and “is there life after death?”
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Books
The Power to Prevent Suicide: A Guide Weird Is Normal When Teenagers Grieve
for Helping Teens Jenny Lee Wheeler
J. Galas & R. Nelson Like you, Jenny Wheeler has experienced
An excellent, practical manual that is easy and is still experiencing the challenges of
to read and understand. The authors’ how to grieve in an adult world filled with
premise is that, as trusted and caring unrealistic expectations. In this book, Jenny
friends, teens have a special role in the walks the reader through the different
prevention of suicide among their peers and aspects of grief.
discuss what to do if they observe the
danger signals. What Will Help Me? How Can I Help?
James Miller
This Star Won’t Go Out Offers 12 things to remember when you
Esther Earl, with Lori and Wayne Earl have suffered a loss. Also, has 12 things to
This Star Won’t Go Out is a memoir about do when someone you know suffers a loss.
Esther and her journey with cancer and
dealing with death. Esther was diagnosed When Death Walks In
with thyroid cancer at age twelve. This Mark Scrivani
book is filled with Esther’s journal, sketches, A guide for teenagers facing grief that
pictures, fiction, and letters, as well as the discuss the grief journey and different
photographs and letters from Esther’s family emotions one might experience with grief.
and friends who help to tell her story.
When Parents Die: Learning to Live with
Thoughts for the Holidays: the Loss of a Parent
Finding Permission to Grieve R. Abrams
Doug Manning This new edition considers in more depth
We learn to give ourselves permission to the continuing importance of the deceased
change traditions, choose safe people, and parent in one’s life, the critical role played
be ourselves where we are. by the surviving parent, and the experiences
of younger children, as well as the impact of
Threads of Hope: An Offering for Those other types of loss such as divorce and
Who Grieve adoption. Drawing on new research
Beth Rotondo undertaken on bereavement, especially in
Experiencing grief is often isolating and the area of “grief work,” When Parents Die
overwhelming and yet the majority of us is a direct and sympathetic book that will
have lost someone we deeply love. Threads speak to all readers concerned with coping
of Hope offers those who grieve a with parental loss.
framework to express our questions and
thoughts as well as the author’s When Teens Are Grieving
understanding of the grief process. Grief Quality of Life Publishing
renders unimaginable pain but also offers Written by teens for teens, this is a guide
us the miracle of hope. booklet to understanding loss and grief.
When You Grieve From A to Z
Ginny Limer
This book uses illustrations, alliterations,
and reflection questions to guide the reader
on a creative grief journey through their
emotions. Readers can color, journal, and
draw.
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Books
You Are Not Alone: Teens Talk About
Life After the Loss of a Parent
L. Hughes
The author believes that sharing
experiences about losing a parent begins
the healing process. Her purpose in writing
the book is to let teens know that they don’t
have to feel isolated—there is help available
for them.
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