A book about the death of a pet. . .for children of all ages. This book is unique because of the scrapbook in the back for children to write down memories of their beloved pet. Rafferty is a family dog that gets very sick. The family makes the difficult decision to end his life. Talks about remembering your pet and grieving the loss.
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Joy is founder of the Centering Corporation. A non-profit bereavement resource center located in Omaha, Nebraska. She does workshops on bereavement throughout the United States and Canada.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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If your pet has died, you want this,
By Chaplain J. Cunningham (Toledo OH) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Remember Rafferty: A Book About the Death of a Pet for Children of All Ages (Paperback)
It's a beautiful book and it helped both me and my children when our dog had to be put down. It's precious and it's helpful. You know you're not alone when you read Rafferty.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent scrapbook and epilogue but ...,
By groundless (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Remember Rafferty: A Book About the Death of a Pet for Children of All Ages (Paperback)
The scrapbook is a really neat feature. The commentary on pages 10 and 11 called "For this important time" which states things like sending a note to school and things like that when the pet dies is also very well written.
The mom's story about the cat dying "in her sleep" bothered me (and contradicted text about not using sleep references on pages 10 and 11). Miss Bertie discusses how someone poisoned her dog when she was 15 and she talked about an old dog who died and then the very old (90)owner died the next day. I think those items could be a little confusing to a young child. As I said though, the epilogue and the scrapbook are WONDERFUL.
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Losing A Pet,
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This review is from: Remember Rafferty: A Book About the Death of a Pet for Children of All Ages (Paperback)
Losing a pet is never easy, but remembering a pet can help. I think this book will help.
author of "Hobo Finds A Home"
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