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Water Bugs & Dragonflies: Explaining Death to Young Children (Looking Up)
Doris Stickney
Pilgrim Press
, 2004 - 24 pages
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highly recommended
Waterbugs and Dragonflies: Explaining Death to Young Children
This simple book is the best yet on the subject of discussing
death
with a
young
ster. It was enlightening for ME!
Great Way to Ease the "Pain" of Death
When I first received this book, I thought there is no way this is going to help explain anything and boy was I wrong. My husband of 5 years passed away very sudden and unexpectedly and I bought this book for our two sons who are 4 and 2. I read the story to them when I first received the book. The whole concept of how the
water bug's
body changed once he became a dragon fly and how he could not go back into the water was excellent. My 4 year old evey requests me to read this book to him. The prayer at the end is awesome. THANKS from a worried mother!
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a lovely way to think of death
I know many pastors who recommend this book for use with
children
. I recently gave it to an adult friend on the
death
of her sister. Simply put, it is a tale of transformation told for those who are left behind when a loved one goes on to the next phase. simple and timeless.
Water Bugs & Dragonflies - A Poignant Explanation of Death to Young Children
Death
and Dying are a difficult concept to explain to
young
children
.
Water
Bugs
&
Dragonflies gracefully
addresses this subject with illustrations that are clear and meaningful enough to share with grieving adults. Because of this book, our family has adopted the dragonfly as a meaningful symbol representative of a beloved friend recently deceased. I highly recommend this book.
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dragonfly book
Good book,
dragonflies
are our 'mascot' for my cancer support group and we love this story.
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Water
bugs
and
Dragonflies
is a graceful fable written by Doris Stickney who sought a meaningful way to explain to neighborhood
children
the
death
of a five-year-old friend. The small book is beautifully illustrtated by artist Gloria Ortiz Hernandez.
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