Angel Catcher for Kids: A Journal to Help You Remember the Person You Love Who Died (Grief Books for Kids, Children's Grief Book, Coping Books

by Adam McCauley

Book Overview

Angel Catcher for Kids offers a healthy way for a child to cope with the painful and often confusing process of grieving. Designed to help a child overcome the loss of a loved one, this journal also... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0811834433
• ISBN13: 9780811834438
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Chronicle Books
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 7.7" x 7.3"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Great Help

This journal was purchased as a gift for someone and they love it. I would buy it for people in the future who have just lost a loved one.

Just perfect for my little granddaughter

My granddaughter who is 3 years old suddenly lost her father (my son) in January 2007 and this little journal is going to be just perfect for her to remember him - it is even better than I expected.

Helpful, healing guide for kids

The worst part of losing a loved one is the scary thought that you'll forget them. This is a helpful aid in keeping important memories alive. Helping kids know that they can continue on...

ANGEL CATCHER FOR KIDS: A JOURNAL TO HELP YOU REMEMBER THE PERSON WHO DIED

This book is a vital resource for children aged 5-10years old. Often when there is a loss in the family, the children are usually the last persons we look to share how they are feeling about the loss. As adults we try to shelter them and not "upset" them by whispering or not talking about the loved one who died. This confuses children as they often wonder why everyone is acting so different around them. This book helps kids to put their very own feelings into words.

Must buy for a grieving child

I just bought this book and I would call it phenomonal! My kids will love using it to remember their beloved cousin. I highly recommend it to parents of kids who have lost someone close to them. It is sort of like a scrapbook with lots of room for journaling. It will be a treasure and keepsake for life.