Sarah’s Journey: One Child’s Experience with the Death of Her Father

What  should you tell kids about death? Do young children grieve differently than grown-ups? Should kids be allowed at funerals? What is appropriate behavior for the grieving child and what is not?

Eight-year-old Sarah Johnson had always been her “daddy’s little girl”—until the tragic day her father was killed in a car accident. Based on the belief that each child has the need to mourn in his or her own way, this book describes Sarah’s grief experience and offers compassionate, practical advice for adults on topics such as regressive behaviors, explosive emotions, children and funerals, the grieving child at school and more.