The Healing Book: Facing the Death and Celebrating the Life of Someone You Love - Sabin, Ellen
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The Healing Book is a children's grieving book. It serves as an interactive book, a journal, and a conversation-starter that sparks questions and conversations about the death of a loved one. It invites children to express their feelings, explore their concerns, and ask their questions. It helps children think of ways that they can feel better when they are sad. It also offers an opportunity for children to capture and record their memories of someone they love. The book is ideal for children (6-13 years old) and families facing a loss. It is supportive and delving, as well as a positive memory-journal.…mehr

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The Healing Book is a children's grieving book. It serves as an interactive book, a journal, and a conversation-starter that sparks questions and conversations about the death of a loved one. It invites children to express their feelings, explore their concerns, and ask their questions. It helps children think of ways that they can feel better when they are sad. It also offers an opportunity for children to capture and record their memories of someone they love. The book is ideal for children (6-13 years old) and families facing a loss. It is supportive and delving, as well as a positive memory-journal.
Autorenporträt
Ellen Sabin is the founder of Watering Can Press; a publisher committed to growing kids with character. Her series of children's books engage, inspire, and support children and families. She has infectious enthusiasm for the topics in her books, making her a regular speaker at conferences and events where she shares insights with adults. She also hosts reading events for children and families at schools, libraries, and other group settings. Prior to creating this award-winning series, she worked in public health and humanitarian endeavors-- running nonprofit organizations in the US and Africa. She holds a master's degree in Public Health from Harvard; an MPA from NYU; and attended Emory and the London School of Economics studying political science and medical anthropology, respectively.