Books with title Goodbye, Granny

"At least you once had a life - and perhaps one day I'll have one," Seb tells his great-grandmother, but only occasional words draw a response. Her bitterness at being placed in an old people's home is fading as her memory melts away. During Seb's visits she scatters hints of a life she has kept secret from her family. Did she once have another identity? What did she do in the war? Why does no one know? And what has she forgotten that torments her?Seb tries to unravel her past and reconstruct her life. At times she falls silent and drifts away clinging to a fragment of memory. Then Seb is left to soliloquise about the dissatisfactions of his own life. He describes attempts to begin a relationship with a girl - any girl - and in desperation hits on the idea of an arranged romance. But his efforts are being sabotaged.

"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.

The English Roses promised to be friends for life, but now something could be coming between them. Grace?s mom is acting funny, always cleaning the house, and tidying up. Something is up, and the Roses suspect the worst: Grace?s mom is getting ready for a move. Could Grace be moving away from the rest of the Roses? The rest of the Roses need to come up with ways to keep the group together . . . and fast!

Not sure how to tell the kids, ‘Grandpa died.’ Let Goodbye Grandpa help.With a modern take on the storybook format, Goodbye Grandpa uses true-to-life photographs offset with delightful illustrations to show children of all ages what to expect after Grandpa dies. But unlike a fictional story, this gentle approach makes difficult discussions about Grandpa’s death, his funeral and associated grief age-appropriate. But best of all, Goodbye Grandpa focuses on talking, sharing and doing activities until everyone in the family finds happiness again.Goodbye Grandpa is a clever one-book for all ages (4+ - 12+) grief recovery book. Also available in paperback.

Has your little one lost someone very important to them? Well, this is a story just for them. This is the story of Louis. Louis is a little rabbit who loves to spend time with his Grandpa. But Grandpa hasn’t been feeling well lately, and won’t be around much longer… Louis doesn’t want him to leave. One last trip to Grandpa’s house will show Louis that despite Grandpa leaving, everything is going to be okay. Goodbye Grandpa will teach your child that just like Louis’s Grandpa, in a way, their loved ones will always be with them. (Physical Copies Coming Soon.)

A story for children and young adults, telling of the love and affection of a young boy for his Grandmother. She is his 'knight in shining armour', his saviour when he crosses that dreaded 'line'. She rescues him constantly. When she suddenly has to depart this world he is abroad and does not get the chance to say goodbye to her...or does he??. Read this delightful story and find out what happens... Enjoy !!

Miffy And The New Baby Miffy has a sibling and it's a little strange...Will mama bunny still love her? Miffy In The Garden How do flowers grow? What can miffy do to help? miffy experiences the pleasures of gardening for the first time...Goodbye Grandma miffy's beloved grandma passes away...teach your child about coping with the death of a loved one by sharing the event with miffy.