Seasons Centre Books

This book was developed from the many questions young children have asked regarding the death of their family member by suicide.
This book attempts to help answer questions that a child may have regarding suicide. There are also suggestions for various approaches that a caregiver can use to help a child work through their journey of grief.
The callouts seen on each page are to provide guidelines for the reader as they read to a child. Caregivers should be aware that reading this book may trigger thoughts and feelings within themselves. It would be helpful to read this book prior to reading it to a child.

Explaining the multitude of feelings a person experiences when a loved one is dying; and the physical changes to the body in the dying process, is a difficult subject for both adults and children. This book is intended to assist an adult in supporting a child with the emotional changes that accompany this process. The callouts soon on most of the pages are to provide guidelines for the reader. Caregivers should read this book prior to reading to it a child.

This book is intended to assist an adult as they support a child with the various experiences and many emotions associated with having a sibling die at home. The callouts seen on most of the pages are to provide guidelines for the reader. Caregivers should read this book prior to reading to a child.