|
Title
|
Straight Talk About Death for Teenagers |
| Author |
Earl Grollman |
| Release
Year |
1993 |
| Reviewed by |
Meridith Herman |
| Review Date |
2008 |
| Type of Book |
Non-Fiction |
|
Death of
|
|
| Type of Death |
Any |
| Target Age |
Teens |
Summary
The book explains common feelings after losing a loved one. It
explores how one may feel after losing a parent, a friend a grandparent
and touches on feelings that revolve around death by illness or
suicide as well. It acknowledges that feeling the way that you do
is okay, and that it is important to grieve and not keep emotions
inside.
Quotes
General Themes
Grief Process
What the Reviewer Liked
I liked the way the author covered a wide range of circumstances
but also touched on general feelings around a loss.
Writing Style
Author Qualifications
Contact
Us
457 Kingsley Ave
Palo Alto, CA 94301
650-321-5272
Office hours are M-F, 9AM to 4PM Pacific time.
Here is a map
to our office.
Kara is the Gothic root of the word "care."
It means to reach out, to care, to lament, to grieve with.
|
