Books with title Coping with Death

Max used to be an ordinary boy - until he offered himself up to Death in the place of his little sister, and somehow ended up as Death's assistant. Life in the Underworld isn't all bad though, despite housekeeper Liah's abysmal cooking. Above ground, someone has worked out how to bring the dead back to life, with potentially universe-destroying consequences. Can Max and Liah stop the culprit in time? Or will Max get a lot more than he bargained for?

When loss or illness strikes a family, young people don't always have the experience to help them cope. These six new titles can help teens find the strength and the resources to help them get through even the toughest situations.Nothing seems as difficult to face as a death in the family, but for young people, facing the death of a sibling is among the most painful of life's struggles. Ruiz speaks sympathetically about the stages of emotional grief that children face after a loved one has died, and utilizes honest, descriptive narratives that illustrate how other young people have handled grief. Youngsters are urged to seek the support of adults, especially if rage and anger cloud their thinking. Emotionally disruptive causes of death are also discussed, such as death by suicide, auto accident, and AIDS.

Are you trying to cope with the death of a family member or friend? Maybe a friend of yours is grieving and sad and you want to help him or her. This useful book gives lots of information about how to cope with death and grief. Characters Ali and Annie will guide you through the issues and give you advice and 'top tips', while Charlie the dog shows that he understands how you might feel.

Almost since time began women have been having babies, and consequently have been having periods, but have they really always felt as rough as we seem to today? Have women suffered in silence and been ignored until the last few years? There are approximately 10.2 million women of child-bearing age in the UK, the majority - around 80% - of whom will experience symptoms in the days or weeks leading up to their periods. There are several books on the market suggesting a multitude of tips and therapies, but there is a real lack of reader-friendly, accurate, up to date and evidence-based advice that enables women to understand what is going on in her body, to positively and effectively deal with it, and get on with her life.