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Emma Says Goodbye (Lion Care Series)

di Carolyn Nystrom

Serie: Lion Care

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Emma comes to terms with her aunt's illness and eventual death from cancer.

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WBCLIB | Feb 27, 2023 |

Coming to terms with the death of someone close is hard. Emma and her family have time to work through their hurt and this gentle story explains what is happening to her Aunt as her illness progresses. It removes fears and offers comfort and hope

LibraryPAH | May 9, 2019 |

LibraryPAH | Jan 24, 2019 |

Emma and her Auntie Sue have always been good friends, but now Auntie Sue is dying of cancer. Auntie Sue's chemotherapy works for a while, but soon she relapses. Emma finally acknowledges that Auntie Sue is going to die, and talks to Auntie Sue about her death, and her anger at God and everything that has made Auntie Sue sick. She also tells her she loves her. Auntie Sue's family is all around her when she dies at home. Emma works through her grief and memorialises Auntie Sue in the quilt she and Auntie Sue were making together. A solid Christian introduction to bereavement.

madhamster | Oct 21, 2008 |

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