Getting Used to
Candy,
Helen Landolf, Centering Corporation.
The girl in the story does not like Candy, her dad's new car. She
does not like Debbie, who seems to be ready to take her mother's
place. The girl and her father work through their problems.
Healing Your
Grieving Hearts for Teens,
Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D., Centering Corporation.
The author offers one hundred simple ideas for teens that are
grieving.
Helping Teens Work
Through Grief,
Mary Kelley Perschy, Centering Corporation.
This book suggests ways to help teens in their grieving through
activities that stimulate talk and thinking.
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My Brother Sam Is
Dead,
James Lincoln Collins, Simon & Schuster, 1974.
This award winning books tells the story of a family who lost a son
during the Revolutionary War. The brother tells of the emotional
conflicts within the family.
Straight Talk About
Death for Teenagers,
Earl Grollman, Centering Corporation.
The book provides ideas based on the days just after the death of a
loved one to the future. It explains the emotional swings that are
part of grieving.
The Grieving Teen,
Helen Fitzgerald, Simon & Shuster, 2000.
This book guides teens through everything from the sickbed to the
funeral, from the first day back to school to the first anniversary
of the death. Above all, teens know that even in their darkest hour,
they are not alone. |
