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Title
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When Someone Dies |
| Author |
Sharon Greenlee |
| Release
Year |
1992 |
| Reviewed by |
Meridith Herman |
| Review Date |
2008 |
| Type of Book |
Fiction |
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Death of
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Any |
| Type of Death |
Any |
| Target Age |
Young Children (5-8) |
Summary
Short little book about common feelings after a loss
Quotes
"If the person who died was very important to you, you get
to worrying that all the other important people might leave you
too. I've never heard of it happening that way, but it's hard not
to think about it."
General Themes
Remembering the person and the good times and creating a sense
of comfort out of our grief.
What the Reviewer Liked
I like the comforting feeling this book gives off, almost as if
you're talking to a grandmother or warm older friend.
Writing Style
Very sweet, sensitive and nurturing, as if she's talking to you
directly.
Author Qualifications
Sharon Greenlee teaches counseling and focuses on counseling grieving
children through writing therapy.
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Kara is the Gothic root of the word "care."
It means to reach out, to care, to lament, to grieve with.
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