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Because her mom's death causes six-year-old Charlotte to feel sad, mad, and scared, she and her dad visit a therapist who helps them acknowledge and express their feelings.
K-Gr 2Though Spelman's book is not unique, it deals with the subject of grief in a compassionate, understanding way. While the focus is on the individual hardships of losing a loved one, the story also highlights the importance of seeking help from a therapist. This, ultimately, is the only way Charlotte and her father can come to grips with their grief. The soft watercolor and colored-pencil illustrations work well with the text and sensitively convey the characters' emotions. Similar to E. Sandy Powell's Geranium Morning (Carolrhoda, 1990), Spelman's title goes a step further by discussing the importance of seeking professional help. A solid choice.Denise Furgione, Atlantic County Library, Mays Landing, NJ
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Brett Smith
reviewed After Charlotte's Mom Died on September 17, 2007
After Charlotte's Mom Died
This book tries too hard to "get it right" when it comes to helping a young child after the death of a parent. I appreciate the effort, although there was something just slightly off about it. But it's a good enough book to use, although I wouldn't use it as the only book for such purposes, but rather as an adjunct to other books and aid.
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