Straight Talk about Death for Teenagers: How to Cope with Losing Someone You Love by Earl A. Grollman  (2)
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This guide for teenagers coping with death and loss, featuring first-person narratives and newspaper excerpts, will "evoke heartfelt responses," said PW. Ages 12-up. (Jan.)q
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I just graduated from high school I feel we had a curse on my class. Six people died. The worst was Shannon, my best friend. She was free-spirited, the last person you'd expect to die. One day she's great. The next day she's dead. I wasn't prepared for it. -- Leticia, age 17
Death Is Hard To Live With
Through interviews with teenagers who have experienced the death of a friend or relative, Janet Bode explores ways of making peace with the shock, guilt, and tragedy of death. Young adults who feel defeated can learn through these examples and, by reading what worked tor their peers, discover that they, too, can find a way to cope.
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This guide for teenagers coping with death and loss, featuring first-person narratives and newspaper excerpts, will "evoke heartfelt responses," said PW. Ages 12-up. (Jan.)q
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
I just graduated from high school I feel we had a curse on my class. Six people died. The worst was Shannon, my best friend. She was free-spirited, the last person you'd expect to die. One day she's great. The next day she's dead. I wasn't prepared for it. -- Leticia, age 17
Death Is Hard To Live With
Through interviews with teenagers who have experienced the death of a friend or relative, Janet Bode explores ways of making peace with the shock, guilt, and tragedy of death. Young adults who feel defeated can learn through these examples and, by reading what worked tor their peers, discover that they, too, can find a way to cope.
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- Breaking the Silence: A Guide to Help Children with Complicated Grief- Suicide, Homicide, AIDS, Violence and Abuse (Travel Guides) by Linda Goldman on page 18, and page 243
- Keys to Helping Children Deal With Death and Grief (Barron's Parenting Keys) by Joy Johnson in Back Matter
- Your Healing Journey Through Grief: A Practical Guide to Grief Management by Stanley Cornils in Back Matter
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