Martha struggled with her own emotions as she read Tough Boris (Fox, 1998) to her preschool children during story time. She had received a phone call earlier in the morning that informed her that Cassie, the children’s classmate, died the previous day while undergoing open heart surgery. Although Martha was unsure how the children would react, she knew that each child would need her support. Her first step in that support was to read the story to them. She chose Tough Boris, a book for young readers that tells a story about the death of a tough pirate’s parrot
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Martha struggled with her own emotions as she read Tough Boris (Fox, 1998) to her preschool children...
Background Grieving is an adaptive process in the face of the death of somebody close. Children gri...
In the modern context, it is understood that childhood grief is a normal response to loss and that b...
This article provides a close examination of Margaret Wise Brown and Remy Charlip's The Dead Bird, a...
abstract: This thesis aims to explain how a child can deal with loss through a children's book that ...
The aim of this study has been to investigate how the death of a close relative is described in pict...
In a theoretical part of my research work different ways of the loss of someone very near and dear t...
It is obvious that death is one of the main issues in the Harry Potter world and the way it is under...
Death is inevitable. While some think that tragic and violent events are not suitable topics for chi...
With effect sizes ranging from small to moderate, bibliotherapy has positive outcomes with respect t...
This is a story about the different kinds of thinking and spiritual celebration that children use to...
Abstract In this work, I have chosen to write about children in grief. Since children in grief is a ...
How is death presented in picture books? Does it matter how the characters in picture books react to...
The needs of children who are experiencing loss in all its many guises including separation through ...
When a child dies, often times, the most neglected victim is the surviving sibling (s). Their grief ...
Martha struggled with her own emotions as she read Tough Boris (Fox, 1998) to her preschool children...
Background Grieving is an adaptive process in the face of the death of somebody close. Children gri...
In the modern context, it is understood that childhood grief is a normal response to loss and that b...
This article provides a close examination of Margaret Wise Brown and Remy Charlip's The Dead Bird, a...
abstract: This thesis aims to explain how a child can deal with loss through a children's book that ...
The aim of this study has been to investigate how the death of a close relative is described in pict...
In a theoretical part of my research work different ways of the loss of someone very near and dear t...
It is obvious that death is one of the main issues in the Harry Potter world and the way it is under...
Death is inevitable. While some think that tragic and violent events are not suitable topics for chi...
With effect sizes ranging from small to moderate, bibliotherapy has positive outcomes with respect t...
This is a story about the different kinds of thinking and spiritual celebration that children use to...
Abstract In this work, I have chosen to write about children in grief. Since children in grief is a ...
How is death presented in picture books? Does it matter how the characters in picture books react to...
The needs of children who are experiencing loss in all its many guises including separation through ...
When a child dies, often times, the most neglected victim is the surviving sibling (s). Their grief ...