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We don't catch butterflies anymore.....
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We don't catch butterflies anymore.....
Current price: $4.89
Original price: $5.42


We don't catch butterflies anymore.....
Current price: $4.89
Original price: $5.42
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This story is about three incredible young children. One whose life, though very short, brought many blessings, and two who were left to find meaning in the death of their brother and the sadness that surrounded them. Many people struggle when faced with the death of someone they love.... For children the situation is often incomprehensible because they have neither the life skills nor resources to deal with such circumstances. Adults too, particularly while grieving themselves, find it difficult to explain death to children. The unanswered questions and unresolved issues of separation often lead to deeper scars. These can impact significantly and negatively on their lives. It is hoped that this book will be a useful resource for parents, grand-parents, teachers and counselors. Children in particular, who are dealing with the loss of someone they love, will benefit from the simple but profound message of this story.
This story is about three incredible young children. One whose life, though very short, brought many blessings, and two who were left to find meaning in the death of their brother and the sadness that surrounded them. Many people struggle when faced with the death of someone they love.... For children the situation is often incomprehensible because they have neither the life skills nor resources to deal with such circumstances. Adults too, particularly while grieving themselves, find it difficult to explain death to children. The unanswered questions and unresolved issues of separation often lead to deeper scars. These can impact significantly and negatively on their lives. It is hoped that this book will be a useful resource for parents, grand-parents, teachers and counselors. Children in particular, who are dealing with the loss of someone they love, will benefit from the simple but profound message of this story.



















