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books by Earl A. Grollman

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27 reviews
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1997

The Very Best Work on Grief and Mourning
Rabbi Grollman has gifted the world with what, in my opinion, is the very best work on grief and mourning. I found this book in a store after learning about my stepfather's death. My mother was living in another state and I was searching for something to comfort her in the time subsequent to his death. I remember sitting on the floor of the bookstore and reading the entire volume before ...

Straight Talk about Death for Teenagers: How to Cope with Losing Someone You Love

2 reviews
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1993

Great book for teens
This is a great book for helping teens cope with the loss of a loved one, whether it was a close friend or family member. The book is written with short, easy to read sentences and paragraphs. The chapters are organized in useful topics like 'suicide', 'loss of a friend', 'long term illness' ... so the reader can locate those areas that pertain to their own situation. Having lost my own mother ...

Talking about Death: A Dialogue Between Parent and Child

8 reviews
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1991

Powerful, yet easy-to-read is a Winner!
As a therapist specializing in grief for 20 years, I have seen many books that help adults to help children with their grief. This is definitely one of the best because it is a simple and effective guide for adults to use during challenging times. It is very hard, as a parent, to focus on a lengthy and very wordy book. Earl Grollman's book is designed to make it easy to find the aspect of the ...

A Complete Book about Death for Kids
Earl A. Grollman

Centering Corporation, 2006

By Earl Grollman and Joy Johnson. The first part includes information about death, dying and the feelings you have when someone you love dies. The second section includes information about burial and cremation. The third section talks about the funeral and cemetery. Beautiful photos show the child what they will really see and answers the most commonly asked questions.

Bereaved Children and Teens: A Support Guide for Parents and Professionals

2 reviews
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1996

For parents, teachers, scout leaders and youth leaders.
Book: I Highly recommend this book for understanding grieving children. It helped me cope with what I was feeling, and with what I thought our boys might be going through, when my father in law died. The book is good for parents, teachers, scout leaders and youth workers. It contains over a dozen essays from religious, and medical specialists who deal with death and grief and children. Many ...

Talking About Divorce and Separation
Earl A. Grollman

Centering Corporation, 2005

Talking About Divorce and Separation By Earl Grollman, Illustrated by Susanna Pitzer You are now walking down the lonely road of separation and divorce. How will you tell your child that you will no longer live together as a family? Includes a storybook section for children and adults to read together. Following is a section for parents to use to open up communication between the parent and child by giving discussion questions and helpful ...

Living When a Young Friend Commits Suicide

2 reviews
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1999

An excellent resource for young people facing peer suicide
October 4, 1999 Book Review - Colleen Sullivan Living When a Young Friend Commits Suicide: Or Even Starts Talking About It Earl A. Grollman and Max Malikow ISBN: 0-8070-2503-8 Beacon Press Suicide, especially in children and teens is a subject rarely discussed. Yet since 1980 the suicide rate among children 10 to 14 has nearly doubled, and in older teens is disproportionately high. For every ...

talking about death

Beacon Press, 1971

A dialogue between parent and child.

Talking About Death: A Dialogue Between Parent and Child
Earl A. Grollman

Beacon Press, 1990

Product Description Drawings by Susan Avishai Third Edition Why do people die? How do you explain the loss of a loved one to a child? This book is a compassionate guide for adults and children to read together, featuring a readalong story, answers to questions children ask about death, and a comprehensive list of resources and organizations that can help.