I Can't Believe They're Gone - by Karen Brough (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

I Can't Believe They're Gone: A Kid's Grief Book That Hugs, Helps, and Gives Hope

"No matter what our age, I think this book speaks to the grieving heart in all of us... There is no right or wrong - grief just is."

- Dianne McKissock OAM

Co-founder Bereavement Care, Co-founder and Patron National Centre for Childhood Grief (NCCG)

When your child is grieving, and you don't know what to say or how to help.

Grief is hard on little hearts. For kids ages 4-8, this book offers gentle guidance to understand big feelings-and gives you tools to help them through.

From the award-winning author of "The Tale of The Little Black Cloud." Winner of Reader's Favorite Gold Medal and Firebird Book Award in Children's Grief.

Endorsed by psychologists, therapists, and healthcare professionals:

"Parents, carers, teachers, and therapists will find this little gem has the gift of healing broken hearts." - Charmaine Holmes, Clinical Social Worker and Family Therapist

Perfect for:

• Kids ages 4-8 coping with grief and loss
• Parents seeking gentle tools for grief conversations
• Families needing reassurance that feelings are normal

Your child will discover:

• All feelings are normal-no "right" way to grieve
• People express grief in different ways
• They're not alone in their feelings

Follow the mouse family as gentle Bear helps each one face their grief. Even quiet Tiny finds his voice-showing that feelings aren't right or wrong, they just are.

Available in multiple languages - French, German, Italian, Spanish

Your family's gentle journey through grief starts here.

Pairs perfectly with "The Tale of The Little Black Cloud" for complete emotional support.

Review Quotes

"No matter what our age, I think this book speaks to the grieving heart in all of us."

"There is no right or wrong - grief just is."

"I can imagine many parents, teachers, and others who care, facilitating invaluable individual and family discussions as they hold this precious book in their hands."

- Dianne McKissock OAM

Co-founder Bereavement Care

Co-founder and Patron National Centre for ChildhoodGrief