After a Suicide Death: An Activity Book for Grieving Kids Item #551
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In this hands-on, interactive activity book, children who have been exposed to a suicide death can learn from other grieving kids. The activity book includes drawing activities, puzzles, stories, advice from other kids and helpful suggestions for how to navigate the grief process after a suicide death.
ISBN 978-1-890534-06-6
ISBN 978-1-890534-18-9
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