El abuelo se fue al cielo

by Amber Richards, Pablo Crescentini (Translator)

“El abuelo se fue al cielo” fue escrito desde una perspectiva cristiana para niños muy pequeños que hayan perdido a un ser querido. ¿Qué se le puede decir a un niño que perdió un ser querido y está atravesando un duelo por ello?
Los niños tienen formas muy concretas de pensar, y la muerte puede ser un tema muy difícil de abordar en términos genéricos, especialemente durante una etapa de dolor emocional y de pérdida. Sin embargo, los niños buscan respuestas.
Este libro fue escrito como herramienta para ayudar a padres y seres queridos a que ayuden a los niños a procesar la muerte, el duelo y la pérdida. Contiene hermosas imágenes y reconoce la tristeza del duelo, pero a la vez ofrece esperanza y consuelo.
Contiene un prefacio para padres, con sugerencias para ayudar a sus hijos a atravesar este momento tan doloroso, así como consejos para adaptar el libro a sus circunstancias específicas, incluso si el ser querido no fue un abuelo. Descargue ahora su copia de El abuelo se fue al cielo.

Genres: Christian

26 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 25, 2014

Reviews

[Julie Barrett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Grandpa Went to Heaven by Amber Richards
What I like about this book are many things.
Author explains to the parents at the end what to focus on and not make things complicated for young children.
Pictures with words are easy to understand with things the young children is familiar with.
Reassuring that this is one thing you don't have to go overboard on with the recent death of your loved one.

[Sarah Stuart · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ten stars would be better than five for this marvellous book. Provided parents/carers of young children read the notes from the author and think about them before reading it to a child, it can be a very personal story applied to the death of any loved one. The picture of heaven, and continued life on Earth, is appealing, and Amber Richards’ advice is sound.

The kindest gift anyone can give a bereaved family with young children

[P.S. Winn · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a short book that takes a hard subject and gives some answers and some help for those grieving. I think this is a great book for parents and grandparents to read so they can help others deal with the hard subject of losing a loved one. The information explains how this life is a stepping stone to the next.

[Barbara Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very short and simple but effective book to explain the loss of a loved one to a young child. While the book is written from a Christian perspective, it is not preachy but rather a tool to make an abstract concept like death intelligible to a child. I particularly like the author's analogy of the body being like the shell of an egg while the inside of the egg contains the soul and spirit of a person. Children come to see the positive aspects of death as well as the need for those left behind to enjoy earth's treasures in the time allotted to our lives on earth.

The author recommends that the adult reader take time to personalize the ideas of the book for the child she is reading to and let the child guide the conversation while reading the book together. I think this well-written book does an excellent job by serving as a tool to help a child process grief. One of the better books I have read on the subject of death written for young children.

[Valerie Garner · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this ebook. It was compassionate, kind and gave real answers from a Christian view to help explain the death of a loved on to a young child. Very tough concept, but done beautifully!