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Title details for Cry, Heart, But Never Break by Glenn Ringtved - Available

Cry, Heart, But Never Break

by Glenn Ringtved
Charlotte Pardi
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A poetic picture book about being able to say goodbye to those we love, while holding them in memory.
  • We continue to be told that there just aren't enough books available for children on loss and grief. This book offers a story that is about not only the death of a beloved old person, but also the duality of life itself, composed as it is of light and dark. Indeed, the story is just as much about the coexistence of these two things as about loss. Accessible, gently frank and philosophic, this book should have strong appeal in the school and library market as well as among all professionals who work with children, along with their caregivers.
  • A strong, lovely text makes this book a standout.
  • A large need exists for books like this.
  • Very well conceived in regard to the audience — the children — it is meant to reach.
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    Publisher: Enchanted Lion

    Kindle Book

    • Release date: May 7, 2019

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    • ISBN: 9781592702947
    • Release date: May 7, 2019
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    subjects

    Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature

    Languages

    English

    A poetic picture book about being able to say goodbye to those we love, while holding them in memory.
  • We continue to be told that there just aren't enough books available for children on loss and grief. This book offers a story that is about not only the death of a beloved old person, but also the duality of life itself, composed as it is of light and dark. Indeed, the story is just as much about the coexistence of these two things as about loss. Accessible, gently frank and philosophic, this book should have strong appeal in the school and library market as well as among all professionals who work with children, along with their caregivers.
  • A strong, lovely text makes this book a standout.
  • A large need exists for books like this.
  • Very well conceived in regard to the audience — the children — it is meant to reach.
    • Expand title description text
    Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature