Josie doesn't want to go to a funeral - especially when it's a funeral for her grandfather. But go she does, even after finding out about the family cemetery quilt. Handed down to Josie's grandmother,... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Whether we acknowledge it or not death is an inevitable part of life. Many, in our country today, are in a state of denial. This book deals so beautifully with the death of a grandparent as well as showing the love and continuity of family. It gently describes the sense of loss, fear of attending a funeral and ends with an understanding and acceptance of reality. This beautifully written book would help a child deal with death which is an inescapable fact of life.
Good for teaching about family values and closeness.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
I think this book could help any child who has lost a loved one. It shows how the family is knit together, not only those now living, but generations that have gone before. I would suggest it as a book to read aloud to kids if a grandparent or other elderly friend is nearing the end. It might help them to be read the book and get a chance to discuss it with the reader.
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