How It Feels When a Parent Dies by Jill Krementz

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Written By John Elbourne

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These are short essays by children who have lost a parent. The children are different ages and the circumstances of their parent's death vary. Many different sizes and types of families are represented. The children talk not only about what they felt about the death when it occurred, but how they feel now, how they are doing now, and how their life and their families lives have changed.

 
John Elbourne
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