All other books that I've read about this subject EXPLAIN teen grief... but none that IDENTIFY with it. This book did that. Excellent!! *****
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This story takes place at the Comfort Zone Camp. Teens talk about how they miss each of their parents and how losing a parent can affect your whole life. They help each of the teens with their struggles. They all share each of them stories that remind them of their parents. This is a heartwarming story! They explain how always remembering you parent help. I know how it feels because losing my dad was I very hard thing for...
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I was 20 when I lost my mom to cancer and even now, over 13 years later, I still identified so vividly with the thoughts and feelings expressed by teens in this book. I wish You Are Not Alone had been around at that time. There was so much I didn't know and could have learned from reading it. As a parent now I also feel the book offers insights for us to understand better what our children might be experiencing during the...
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This book gets to the heart of what teens are experiencing as they deal with the loss of a loved one. It is comforting to know that we are all "not alone" and to hear the thoughts and feelings of other teens dealing with loss.
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I've been involved with Comfort Zone Camp since I was 15 years old. I used to be a camper and now I'm a counselor. My dad passed away when I was 14 and I think this book really sends out the message that teens are not alone in their grief journey. One of the hardest things I dealt with after my dad passed away was thinking that I was the only one going through it. The great thing about this book is that it doesn't tell you...
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