Grief is a complex and often difficult emotion to navigate, not just for adults but for children as well.
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From the bestseller, Feeling All My Worry, comes a new book from author Kim T. S. In Feeling All My Grief by Kim T.S., young readers are offered a gentle exploration of this profound grief. It delicately addresses the subject of grief, guiding young hearts through the ups and downs of loss in a way that is both sensitive and relatable.
One of the most commendable aspects of Feeling All My Grief is how it addresses complex feelings in a manner accessible to children. The author employs simple yet evocative language, ensuring that young readers can easily connect with the story. Beautifully crafted illustrations complement this approach. The pictures convey emotions and events effectively, making it a suitable choice for children as young as three.
Feeling All My Grief also incorporates valuable lessons about coping with grief.
Kim T.S. shows how creative outlets like drawing, writing, or planting a tree can help children express their feelings. Additionally, Feeling All My Grief encourages open communication between children and adults. It reinforces the idea that it’s alright to talk about the person or pet who has passed away, to share memories, and to express sadness. The book stresses that, while grief may not disappear completely, over time, it becomes more manageable.
Feeling All My Grief is a beautifully written and illustrated children’s book. It approaches the delicate subject of grief with grace and compassion.
The book emphasizes the importance of support, creativity, and communication in the grieving process. It provides children with a valuable tool for understanding and processing their feelings. Feeling All My Grief is a must-read for parents, caregivers, and educators looking to help children navigate the challenging terrain of grief and loss. My favorite part is at the end, Kim T. S. includes a workbook section kids can fill out. It asks questions and has a scrapbook section where kids can attach photos of their lost loved ones. Felling All My Grief is a comforting reminder that there is light at the end of the tunnel and that healing is possible, even in the face of grief.
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