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40 of 41 people found the following review helpful
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An excellent little book that helped my then 3yr old understand what had happened. The notion of a 'soul' is touched on but not dwelt on. Mainly the book helped open up lines of communication and allow the discussion of a difficult theme, at a very difficult time. Very useful pre-funeral as it has clear drawings of coffins, pallbearers etc. so I could try to prepare her a little for the day itself as well as it helping to prompt discussion of the day afterwards. The fact that different cultures have various ways of dealing with death is also touched on. Still read several times a week at my daughters request, she seems to find its simple terms a comfort.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this for my four year old son when his Aunty died. it was recommended on the Winston's Wishes website. It was child friendly and informative and allowed him to discuss how he was feeling. Highly recommended.
31 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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I'm doing a degree in child studies in Liverpool, and one of the modules is about helping young children deal with death, loss and grief. This book is a good one in explaining death to children, the fact that the body stops working, but do children really understand the concept of a soul? All in all, good book and will be using it as an example for presentation.
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Can be read at your own pace
I bought this book after my husband died, my daughter was age 2. We probably didn't read it for a few months. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Mrs H
great
A lovely way of expressing grief with a child and helpoing them to understand that it is ok to feel the loss and pain and to miss someone. Read more
Published 24 months ago by J. Willis
very sensitive
lovely look at dealing with death for young children. Good pictures, though does discuss a 'soul'
Published on 28 July 2005 by House of the Haricots
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