Written by: Martha Whitmore Hickman
First line: I am looking at my shoes.
Why you should read this book: A little girl gives an honest accounting of her reaction to the death of her baby brother, who only lived a few weeks. Despite their short acquaintance, she still misses him and feels as if her family is incomplete without him, and that no one else can really understand what she’s going through. However, she learns that her minister once lost a child, and he teaches her that sadness comes and goes, like clouds, and that one day, when she's ready, she can begin to feel better.
Why you shouldn’t read this book: Too sad.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Last Week My Brother Anthony Died
Posted by Dragon at 3:09 PM
Labels: children, death, fiction, psychology
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