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Why read it?
1 author picked Someone I Love Died as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a children’s book for primarily ages 4-8. It describes what it’s like for a child to be experiencing grief through a biblical lens.
I can’t recommend this book enough because as someone who experienced loss as a child, I needed this book then. It has beautiful words and imagery to guide the child and hold their emotions. It would be a fantastic book to read through in a counseling session with a child experiencing loss.
From Kaitlyn's list on My best books on a biblical view of death and grief.
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