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Beginnings and Endings with Lifetimes In Between
Bryan Mellonie and Robert Ingpen
A children’s book that explains death by presenting life as having a beginning and an end, with an appropriate lifetime in between. The length of this lifetime varies according to the type of living thing and is affected by illness and injury.
“Offers a good insight into life and death and introduces the concept of different journeys for everyone.” – Redkite Social Worker.
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