Description
Honey Bear Died
Finally, a how-to-tell-3-5-year-olds someone has died! Adults often seek the words to tell a young person someone has died, especially those that don’t developmentally grasp the concept of finality. This book provides the necessary & developmentally appropriate basic wording; simple, inviting & interactive illustrations and an opportunity to incorporate the loved ones name. A must have for every grief center and family.
Book Information
Author: Jennifer E. Melvin, illustrated by Kerry DeBay
ISBN-10: 161335021X
ISBN-13: 978-1613350218
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