Goodbye For Now Grandpa

"Thoughtful adults can use this simple book with its heartfelt text and solemn, cartoon animals to explain death to young children." - Kirkus Reviews Bear and Grandpa are going fishing today. But why is Grandpa sleeping in the grass? What is going on? "Grandpa is dead," Elephant says softly to his friend Bear. Bear starts to cry. Will he ever see Grandpa again? Chicken and Elephant comfort their friend and explain to him that Grandpa will be with him forever. They say goodbye to him in a beautiful way. A sensitive and honest story about loss, grief and friendship. For children ages 4 and up.

This is the true story, written from a shared journal of four siblings chronicling the final days spent with their dying grandfather. From their hurried lives in the Pacific Northwest, to the passive pulse of the South Dakota prairie, the Austin siblings write about this profound experience with honesty, humor, and love. This cherished journal, tucked away since 2002 is now published to provide hope and peace for others saying “goodbye” to a loved one.

A young Jewish boy learns to cope with the death of his beloved grandfather.

When Grandpa Elephant tells his grandchildren that he is going to the elephant graveyard to die, the children have many questions for him about death and what comes next.

Being a small child trying to understand adult events is often confusing. This book is from the perspective of a little boy who had to say good-bye to his grandpa who is now with the angels.

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