Books For Children and Adults With
Children

This area features books suggested by Hospice of Southeastern Connecticut, inc. that
would be of interest to children and adults with children who are touched by a death.
E-mail me, attention, Jay Mihalko, your comments
and ideas on this area to: sidsnet1@sids-network.org

Books For Adults With Children
- A Hard Life For Two Kids A Mother And A Father by Erin Gever
- A New Mother for Martha A Scrapbook of Memories by Phyllis Green
- Answers to a Child's Questions About Death by Earl Grollman
- Helping Children Heal From Loss by Hospice of Finger Lakes
(A Keepsake Book of Special Memories)
- Explaining Death to Children by Laurie Van-Si and Lynn Powers Illustrated by
Dodie Setoda
- Learn to Say Good-By When A Child's Parent Dies by Earl A. Grollman Eda LeShand
- Remembering Special Days by Jennifer Levine
(Activities for Children)
- Remember the Butterflies by Anna Grossnickle Hines
- Talking With Young Children About Death by Fred Rogers (Mr. Rogers)
(pamphlet)
- When a Grandparent Dies by Nechama Liss-Levinson, Ph.D.
(A Kid's own Remembering workbook for Dealing with Shiva and the Year Beyond)
- When Someone Very Special Dies Children Can Learn To Cope With Grief by Marge
Heejard to be Illustrated by Children

Books Specifically For Chlidren
- A Hard Life For Two Kids A Mother And A Father by Erin Gever (4 years old)
- A Scrapbook of Memories by Earl Grollman
- Aarvy Aardvark Finds Hope by Donna O'Toole
- Beyond the Ridge by Paul Goble
- Dusty Was My Friend by Andrea Fleck Clardy
(Coming to Terms With Loss)
- Fire In My Heart Ice In My Veins by Enid Samuel Traisman, M.S.W
(A Journal for Teenagers Experiencing A Loss)
- Hang Tough by Matthew Lancaster
- Helping Children Cope with Grief by Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D
- Helping Children Heal From Loss by Laurie Van-Si & Lynn Powers Illustrated
by Dodie Setoda
(A Keepsake Book of Special Memories)
- How It Feels When a Parent Dies by Jill Krementz
- I, Monty by Marcus Bach
- Learn to Say Good-bye/ When a Parent Dies by Eda LeShan
- My Grandson Lew by Charlotte Zolotow
- Nana Upstairs & Nana Downstairs by Tommie de Paola
- Remembering Special Days by Jennifer Levine
(Activities for Children)
- Sad Hug, Mad Hug, Happy Hug by Channing Bete Company
(Scriptographic Booklet)
- Saying Goodbye by Jim & Joan Boulden
- Siempre Te Querre by Robert Munsch
- Someone Special Died by Kathie Blient-Liloh Scalgo
- Swinging in the Wind: Kids - Survivors of a Crisis by Kathleen Peabody and
Margaret Mooney
- Teenagers Face to Face with Bereavement by Karen Gravelle & Charles Haskins
- The Empty Place by Roberta Temes, Ph.D Illustrated by Kim Carlisle
(A child's guide through grief)
- The Fall of Freddie the Leaf by Leo Buscaglia, PH.D.
- The Missing Piece by Shel Silverstein
- The Saddest Time by Norma Simon
- The Tenth Good Thing About Barney by Judith Viorst
- The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
- There is a Rainbow Behind Every Dark Cloud by The Center for Attitudinal Healing
- Uncle Jerry Has AIDS by Jim & Brett Boulden
- When a Grandparent Dies by Nechama Liss-Levinson, Ph.D.
(A Kid's own Remembering Workbook for Dealing with Shiva and the Year Beyond)
- When Death Happens by Jim & Joan Boulden
- When Dinosaurs Die (2 copies) by Laurie Krasny Brown & Marc Brown
(A Guide to Understanding Death)
- When Sickness Happens by Jim & Joan Boulden
- When Something Terrible Happens by Marge Heegaard
- Why Did She Have to Die by Lurleen McDaniel
- When Someone Very Special Dies by Marge Heejard to be Illustrated by Children
(Children Can Learn To Cope With Grief)

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