Title: Tear Soup Pdf A Recipe for Healing After Loss
Hardbound; 56 full-color pages. Affirms the bereaved. Educates the un-bereaved. A building-block for children..... WINNER! of the 2001 Theologos Book Award, presented by the Association of Theological Booksellers.
absolutely lovely for any age I collect books that help kids cope with difficult situations (I have a high-functioning child on the spectrum, so it's extra critical for us to have a full repertoire that can help with difficult topics), and this is the best one I've seen about grief (also super useful for coping with deaths). I love that it addresses all the various stages of grief, courtesy of the hospice worker who authored the book and has seen many, many, many people go through this process. It is spot on and so helpful when you're in a difficult place.RELIGION - This book does mention God and church, but in a generic way so it's appropriate for people in a wide range of religions. For the non-religious it's soft enough that I still wouldn't hesitate to use the book anyway.NOTE TO PARENTS - I wouldn't hesitate to use this book with most kids *but* if you have a child who can read independently, be aware that one page shows a shelf with 10 or so books in the background, and the books each have a title of a different trauma. This won't be an issue for 99% of people who use this book, but if your kid is likely to read those titles and ask what those words mean, you'll want to glance through the book in advance and decide whether you'll need to distract your child when you get to that page so they don't jump into that rabbit holeADULTS - Some people have said this book is simplistic, and it absolutely is. It's not going to work for someone who's wanting a 300-page self-help novel on overcoming the grieving process **but** when you're freshly in the throes of grief and can barely function, a book this simple is about the right level of complexity emotionally--meeting you right where you're at in a way that doesn't require almost any commitment at all from you. If you're wanting more, there are a few pages in the back listing concrete suggestions for specific scenarios, but it's sort of a Cliffs Notes version when you don't have the heart for something longerA simple, comforting book for anyone grieving a loss Got this book for my Mom after my Gram passed away and she said out of all the grief books she bought and was given this one was the most comforting. It has been passed throughout her siblings and their families and multiple copies have been purchased for others. To be honest, I was afraid it would be a little too jeuvenile for adults, but I think it really brings comfort to anyone who reads it. The illustrations are lovely, and some of my younger cousins had fun finding the puppy in each picture. Definitely a worthwhile purchase.Wonderful insight on grief. It looks like a kids' book but it's not and should be read by everyone because it's a perfect guide to understanding someone who is undergoing grief. So many insights into what the grieving person may be feeling and how to respond. Incredibly valuable because all of us will, sooner or later, know someone who is very sad from a loss and this will be our guide to be able to offer some help.
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