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Where's Jess?: For Children Who Have a Brother or Sister Die
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Written after Ray and Jody Goldstein’s daughter, Jess, died at age nine months. Simple and easy for children to understand. For siblings who had a baby at home. Sometimes when I talk about Jess, Mommy cries. I’m scared that my talking makes her cry. Mommy smiles. She says I don’t need to be afraid of her tears. I can talk about Jess all I want to. Ages 3-6.
Book Information
Author: Marv Johnson
- ISBN-10: 156123009X
- ISBN-13: 978-1561230099
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