What Happens When People Die

by Timothy Robinson, Dilleen Marsh (Illustrator)

Easy-to-read text explains the Mormon belief that every living thing comes from Heavenly Father, is born, experiences its cycle of life, then dies.

Genres: Realistic Fiction, Religion, Childrens, Picture Books

1 pages, Board Book

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Kalee]

I think this is such a great book to help teach children about death and what happens when someone dies. Often times as a parent we can be a little apprehensive to talk and teach about death to our children especially under a certain age. It is a part of life and needs to be talked about in the case of a death of a close family member or friend to the child. This would be a great book to read with a child to give an overview of life and what happens to the body and spirit after death. It can also give a good baseline of death that can lead to questions from the child that you can then answer.

[Shelem Horton]

I think it's the best childrens book out there that perfectly explains the plan of happiness for kids! Well written, illustrations are awesome, and it's a very sweet book. I loved it and I want to buy it for sure. It's simple, sweet, and very true.

[Melissa]

this is a great book for children that explains death in terms they can grasp.

[Erin Hayes]

Was given this book at the funeral of my daughter. Simple, easy to understand upligting honest childrens book, will be wonderful to use with my other children. Based on LDS beliefs.

[Susan]

Great book for children dealing with the loss of a loved one.

[Megan B]

Excellent. Very simple.

[Trina]

This has been so helpful to my 5 year old daughter. We lost her daddy almost a month ago.

[Melissa Martin]

This was such a sweet book. A great book to have on hand in case someone passes away and you have to comfort your child. The pictures in the book are so soft and sweet also.

[Ashlynn Johnson]

I love the way this book simplifies the topic. For children, this subject could get very messy but this book makes it easy. There is so much that goes into it, and this book doesn't hurt anything.

[Kaylyn Bud]

I love how it talks about our real purpose in this life and what really happens after we die, It's beautiful and so true.

[Alissa Sparks]

This book is a good one to help children understand what happens to our spirits when we pass on.