Little Princes: One Man's Promise to Bring Home the Lost Children of Nepal
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The riveting story of Conor Grennan's year in Nepal reads like a cross between Into Thin Air and...
Mao's Lost Children: The Rusticated Youth of the Cultural Revolution
Ou Nianzhong, Liang Yongkang and Laura Manyard
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A collection of memoirs from more than fifty zhiqings or young Chinese who suffered under the reign...
Harpertrue Life - A Short Read: Little Girl Lost: The True Story of a Broken Child
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The fourth in a series of true short stories from foster carer Mia Marconi. Kira first came to...
Periódicos CL - Los mejores diarios y noticias de la prensa en Chile
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Descubre y lee todas las noticias de los mejores periódicos de Chile, como 24 Horas, El Mercurio,...
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Peter G. (247 KP) rated The Babadook (2014) in Movies
Jul 16, 2019
It deals with loss and loneliness and fear of the unknown as a single mother struggles to raise her disturbed child whilst dealing with grief at the loss of her husband and the deep emotions involved.
Very effective and fresh approach that expertly builds tension and the Babadook itself will freak you out!
The Foster Child
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When child psychologist Imogen Reid takes on the case of 11-year-old Ellie Atkinson, she refuses to...
Lindsay (1717 KP) rated Balloons for Tiger in Books
May 13, 2021
It can show you how to deal with pet loss with your child or children. It is a good one for children to understand a pet's death, but that their pet's love is continual with them; It may help open your child or children to talk about their loss of their favorite pet.
You never know, maybe your child will want to send balloons to their lovely pet in haven. They will show it back in another way. You may find another way to show your child grief for their precious pet. It is suitable for adults as well.
This book reminded me of my loving cat that has passed away. I loved Pumpkin dearly, and I still miss him today, And it has been two or three years since the cat passed. I keep him and his brother. We couldn't own one and let the other one go. His name is Pumpkin, and I still love him, and his brother Patches is still around somewhere in the neighborhood.
I miss my little boy. He was just so cuddly and my reading buddy. This book reminded me to keep those memories alive, and I will send my love for him. I hope to see him on the rainbow bridge when coming home to be with him.
Children will love this book. Parents will like it as well. It got some good tips in the back of the book to help guide or guide children with talking about pet loss or ideas to deal with the loss of a pet. The book is good even if you lose a pet that is not a cat. You can change the pet to a fish if you so wish. Or even a dog. The pet can signify adjusted to whatever pet you want it to be for your family. Pets are family members too.