Dödsfall & sorg 9-12 år

Möt Charlie som säger att han aldrig förstod hur sjuk hans pappa var innan han dog, Leia som brukar besöka sin lillebror på kyrkogården, Amir som har levt med en sjuk pappa hela livet och Esmeralda som bara var fyra år när hennes mamma insjuknade i cancer.

I den här boken får vi ta del av unga människors upplevelser av förlust. Jennie Persson har intervjuat barn i olika åldrar, som alla delar erfarenheter av sorg och saknad. Vi får också läsa om tröst och hopp, och hur man går vidare. Psykologen förklarar hur sorg kan ta sig uttryck och ger handfasta råd för den som sörjer, och en begravningsentreprenör går sakligt igenom hur det går till vid en begravning.

I mitt hjärta finns du kvar är en bok som ger tröst, stöd och en påminnelse om att man aldrig är ensam i livets svåra stunder. Rikt illustrerat i färg av Elin Lindell.

Jennie Persson är journalist som bland annat arbetat på Kamratposten. Hon debuterade 2014 med Vilken vecka?! När föräldrarna skiljer sig, även den i samarbete med Elin Lindell.

Elin Lindell debuterade hösten 2006 med Stora Syndboken som fick ett mycket bra mottagande av såväl kritiker som läsare. Elin är journalist, författare och illustratör.

"Ett barn som sörjer eller ett barn som funderar över döden, kommer att få många frågor besvarade genom att läsa boken. Elin Lindell har illustrerat boken rikligt med akvarellmålningar som föreställer både glädje och sorg. I mitt hjärta finns du kvar är en fin, välkomponerad och viktig bok för mellanstadieåldern." Anna-Karin Närkling, BTJ

"En bok om barn i sorg, riktad till just barn för att visa att de inte är ensamma med sina känslor." Maria Loewen, Hallandsposten

"I mitt hjärta" finns du kvar är en fin, välkomponerad och viktig bok för mellanstadieåldern.

Anna-Karin Närkling, BTJ

A hilarious and deeply moving diary novel from bestselling author Alex Barclay – this might just be the funniest book ever to make you cry your eyes out.This is the diary of me, Ellery Brown, aged fifteen and a half. I’m supposed to be recording my feelings about my mum, since she died, so why do I keep thinking about who my dad might be instead? Until now, I’ve had literally NO IDEA who my dad is.My best friend Meg and I have narrowed it down to three authors my mum knew. (She was an author too.) But as they’re all on different CONTINENTS, we’re going to need fake IDs, passports, plane tickets and to get away from my self-obsessed grandmother . . . One thing’s for sure: this year is going to be INTERESTING!

A positive and proactive book that helps you understand and cope with death.In Death, you will read two sides to the dilemmas, situations or issues that children sometimes have to face at a difficult time in their lives. Death tackles situations including: the loss of a grandparent, the loss of a sibling, the death of a parent and the death of a friend.The book is structured to help readers see that problems might look different depending on your perspective. This book gently encourages children to be proactive in speaking up and asking for help, both for themselves and others.It shows some simple ways to positively resolve situations, deal with their emotions and maybe even change their mind.The book includes top tips for dealing with your emotions and conflict resolution.The A Problem Shared series looks at tricky situations and common problems from two sides. The books encourage the reader to not only speak out, but also to listen to what others have to say. Some of the core values of PSHE are empathy, mindfulness and engaging with debate and this series puts the reader firmly in the middle, allowing them to make up their own mind about the scenarios presented and to question their own initial assumptions or bias.Perfect resources for students of PSHE at Key Stage 2 aged 9+, these books are also useful as opportunities for discussion topics in class or as role play situations.Title in this series are:BullyingDeathMental HealthPrejudiceRelationshipsSocial Media

This sensitively written guide will help children to understand and come to terms with death and grief, whether they are dealing with the death of a loved one themselves, or whether they want to help a friend who is bereaved.Practical, straightforward advice will help readers through the grieving process, encouraging children to open up and talk about how they feel and showing them steps they can take to help them cope with the situation.Consultants from CHUMs, the Children's Mental Health and Emotional Well-being service, provides expert advice and information. Other titles in The Kids' Guide series:Anti-BullyingAnti-RacismDealing with AnxietyDealing with DivorceUnderstanding Autism

This sensitively written guide will help children to understand and come to terms with death and grief, whether they are dealing with the death of a loved one themselves, or whether they want to help a friend who is bereaved.Practical, straightforward advice will help readers through the grieving process, encouraging children to open up and talk about how they feel and showing them steps they can take to help them cope with the situation.Consultants from CHUMs, the Children's Mental Health and Emotional Well-being service, provides expert advice and information. Other titles in The Kids' Guide series:Anti-BullyingAnti-RacismDealing with AnxietyDealing with DivorceUnderstanding Autism

A girl, a dog, a boy, a journey'When my death came, it was swift. Swift as a racing horse.'Twelve-year-old Daisy has just died in a car crash. But in a twist of fate, and through a heavenly bureaucratic mistake, Daisy ends up not where she is supposed to be - but in the body of a dog. Daisy may now be inhabiting a dog's body, but inside she is still very much Daisy, and is as bouncy, loyal, positive and energetic as she ever was.Daisy's only thought is to somehow be reunited with her parents, whom she knows will be missing her. This is how she meets Pip, a boy who is homeless and on his own journey, and a lasting, tender and very moving friendship between boy and dog/girl is formed.

"Listen up," Bastien said, ready to divulge the plan that he and his friends had finalized. "This is how we stop those bad brothers."Bastien Bonlivre is in trouble again. His sworn enemy, Olivier Odieux, has escaped jail and is out for revenge...Meanwhile, across Paris, fires are burning, and danger lurks at every corner. Who could be behind this?As clues start piling up, Bastien and his friends Theo, Alice and the mysterious Mathilde must set off on a daring treasure hunt to track down the answers they so desperately need. Because if they don't find them, it won't just be Bastien who is in danger...but the whole of Paris too. "Funny, fast-paced and touching... Bastien's adventures joyfully celebrate the power of storytelling." Julian Sedgwick, author of Tsunami GirlPraise for the Bastien Bonlivre Adventures:"A charming and bookish tale of friendship, villainy and the power of stories." Thomas Taylor, author of Malamander"A delightful literary mystery with a dastardly villain to boot! Perfect for fans of Peter Bunzl and Katherine Rundell." Christopher Edge, author of The Many Worlds of Albie Bright"An absolutely delightful French mystery with plenty of tension and suspense alongside wonderful friendships." L.D.Lapinski, author of The Strangeworlds Travel Agency trilogy

When Harry's big sister Frankie dies, his world shatters - until a baby raven arrives and changes everything. An enthralling story from the bestselling, award-winning creators of Julia and the Shark, this is a deluxe hardback with dazzling purple and black illustrations, the perfect heart-warming gift for readers of 9 and upwards.Harry didn't even like Frankie that much. But he really did LOVE her. Looking after the ravens that live in the tree outside Frankie's window makes Harry feel connected to her - makes him feel less as if he's being sucked into a black hole. And when the big storm comes, Harry's holding on to survival and hope for the sake of an orphaned baby raven ... An immersive story of sibling love, nature and hope, brought to life with fantastic illustrations by Tom de Freston. Praise for Julia and the Shark:'A tale of courage, understanding and compassion' The Observer'Julia and the Shark is deep, beautiful and true. The art shines and the writing soars. A classic from cover to cover' Eoin Colfer'A truly beautiful book, with text and illustrations in perfect harmony. A book to treasure!' Jacqueline Wilson

"Grief is a tricky subject to explain to kids, but this book is a wonderful go-to expert toolkit!" Dr Ranj SinghThe death of a parent, sibling or friend is one of the most traumatic experiences for a child or young person and it can be hard to know how to talk to them about it. In this honest, comforting and strength-building guide Julie Stokes, a clinical psychologist and founder of childhood bereavement charity Winston's Wish, provides readers with the tools they need to navigate this tough and turbulent time.Readers will discover the stories of other people who have been through grief themselves. They will learn how to flex their 'grief muscles' in order to develop confidence, trust, grit, a resilient mindset and flexible feelings ­- the ability to notice, accept and talk about emotions when they choose to. And packed with practical exercises, such as creating memory boxes and managing different kinds of memories using 'memory stones', this guide will give readers helpful ways to manage their grief so they can begin to move forward with life. Because there is no right or wrong way to grieve, you just need to find your own way."The book I wish someone had read with me when I was young" Kristin Scott Thomas

An artful and timeless exploration of love, loss, grief, and family, How Jack Lost Time will appeal to readers of Charlie Mackesy’s The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse, and other picture books for older readers and adults. Jack is not like other sea captains. Fishermen say he’s weird, but Jack only cares about one thing: the grey whale with the scarred dorsal fin, the one who swallowed up his son, Julos, years before. Jack promises he will not come home without Julos, even if it means losing himself in the process. Then, on a night like any other, Jack sees something lurking around his boat. He throws himself into the whale’s dark mouth. But is he too late? Will his son recognize him after years of being alone?Poignant, original, and vibrant, this contemporary nautical fable journeys into the heart of the human spirit, and will move readers young and old.Winner of the 2019 Governor General’s Award for Youth Literature—French Language

A remarkable story about love, loss and the power of the imagination, from an award-winning, celebrated writer for children.On a frozen Christmas Eve, Mouse Mallory and his family set off across a snow-white valley to visit his grandparents.They never arrive.As the wheels skid off the icy road, Mouse is thrown from the car. When he wakes, he finds himself in a magical landscape, with only a talkative sheep and a very bossy horse for company.And they tell him: this is your story now.So begins Mouse's extraordinary quest through a world of wonder. A world of monsters, minstrels, dangerous knights and mysterious wizards; a world of terrifying danger but also more excitement than Mouse has ever known.All to find a castle, somewhere, beyond.But why is Mouse looking for a castle? As thoughts of his family back at the car begin to surface, Mouse realises this might be the most important journey he will ever make ...This is a novel about love and death. It's about the power of stories to change the way we view the world - and it's about the power of a child to change their own world. Emotionally arresting but ultimately uplifting, this is a remarkable novel for our times.

Finalist award in the 2023 Independent Author Network (IAN) Book of the Year awards.Big Little Voice Dries my Tears is a story about dealing with the loss of a loved one and finding the strength to continue without them by holding on to your memories and celebrating the life they lived.The story focuses on a young boy called Jack, who’s world is turned upside down, when his grandad passes away. Jack finds himself in a difficult situation that he has never had to face before. Overwhelmed with new emotions that he doesn’t understand, or know how to deal with, he is not sure how to move forward.One night, Big Little Voice appears to Jack, and takes him back to see the happy memories that he shared with his grandad. With the help of Big Little Voice, Jack learns not only how to process his emotions and grieve for his loss, but also to celebrate his grandad’s life, and cherish the memories they made together.Join Jack and Big Little Voice on their journey as they discover that when memories are kept alive in your heart, a person never truly dies.

A compassionate guide to understanding cancer, written by a medical oncologist for children aged 10-14.This is a book for children affected by the Big C. Whether they have cancer, or they know someone with cancer, they will have a lot of questions. And even for adults cancer is a really hard thing to talk about! Luckily Dr Sanjay Juneja is an expert at having these tricky conversations.In this book, featuring sensitive illustrations by Anna Shepeta, readers will get the answers to questions such as:Why does some people’s hair fall out when they have cancer?How can I support someone with cancer?What can I expect in hospital?Taking a fact-based approach, the book will explain what cancer is, highlight the different types of cancer, introduce the medical staff that help patients on their journey, and look at different types of treatment. This honest and reassuring resource helps kids and families navigate cancer diagnosis and treatment together. It's also made by experts. Author Dr Sanjay Juneja takes care of people with blood diseases and cancer. Dr Ben Pickwell-Smith, the consultant on this book, is a Clinical Lecturer and Medical Oncology Registrar at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.Also available in this critically-acclaimed series: We Need to Talk About Vaginas, We Need to Talk About Divorce, We Need to Talk About Death