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The Grief Book Strategies for Young People
Kerry Abramowski and Elizabeth Vercoe
This is a book for people who have lost someone, whose families have split up, who aren’t feeling good. When someone is stuck and can’t find a way out of their grief, this book will show them the way. This is a book for young people; this is a book for anyone experiencing grief. “Grief is like manure; if you spread it out it fertilizes. If you leave it in a big pile, it smells like hell”.
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