Something Sad Happened
$16.99
Sunny is a little bluebird who loves to sing happy songs until the death of Wren. Sunny’s heart hurts because she misses her friend, and she doesn’t feel like singing anymore. But Sunny’s Mama and forest friends gather around her, teaching her how to share her sadness with God and others. Sunny learns to remember what she can count on about God’s love and care and all the love she shared with Wren.
Darby A. Strickland uses the story of Sunny to help parents and caregivers walk with children through the complexities of grief and the questions that come with a loss. A special section at the end of the book gives parents tips for helping their children express their sorrow to God and offers ideas for remembering a loved one.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781645074175
ISBN10: 164507417X
Darby Strickland | Illustrator: Thais Mesquita
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2024
Comfort For Children In Hard Times
Publisher: New Growth Press
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