death

When her Grandpa Jack dies, Hope remembers the time she went with him to pick blackberries, and she realizes that he will continue to live in her and in her memories.

When her grandmother dies, a young girl feels better after her mother reads Bible verses describing God's plan for everlasting life.

David's father, having died one Christmas morning, continues to appear and visit with him at key moments in David's life.

Mrs. Murgatroyd's magical paints send Peter on a journey across the country to his grandfather's funeral and help him cope with his feelings about the old man's death.

When her Pawpaw dies, Josie doesn't want to go to his funeral until her Granny shares with her the family's cemetery quilt.

Mrs. Huggins' contented relationship with her hen Hannah comes to an unfortunate end but is reborn in an unexpected way.

Contains more than five hundred alphabetized, cross-referenced articles on death and grief in the U.S., covering medical, legal, familial, religious, scientific, and social aspects; and includes related tools, such as a sample Advanced Care Plan document, and further resources.

A collection of three stories in which teenagers facing life-threatening illnesses find that love can make all things bearable.

Discusses the impact the death of a parent has on a child and how that experience affects every aspect of his or her adult life.

A father teaches his young son about death and remembrance as he buries their beloved dog.