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|sort=Dragonfly Story: Explaining the death of a loved one to children and families
|author=Kelly Owen
|reviewer=Jill Murphy
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=Accessible, warm, heartfelt retelling of Doris Stickney's fable to help bereaved young children come to terms with their loss, written by a mother who has gone through it.|rating=4.5|buy=Yes|borrow=Yes
|pages=24
|publisher=Ultimate Publications
The core messages here are about acceptance of death as a natural process that comes to us all and finding peace in that. This story also introduces the concept of heaven so will be appropriate for all families with a religious tradition of any denomination or any kind of spiritual conviction. It's compassionate and accessible and gentle and encouraging.
I think ''The Dragonfly Story'' is a wonderful resource and I wish Kelly Owen well in her quest to bring it to as many bereaved families who need it. Abi would be proud.
You can read more about Kelly Owen [[:Category:Kelly Owen|here]].
