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The Little Book of Loss & Grief You Can Read while You Cry
Liz Crowe
This book is filled with simple and thoughtful messages and beautiful illustrations that will help support and guide readers during their grief. It is the ideal companion for self-healing, care and understanding. While designed for adults, this book is accessible to people of all ages, including children and people with a range of literacy levels. Easy to pick up and read, it will have readers returning to its pages again and again for comfort and reassurance.
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