Puede que no veas el alma, pero siempre viaja contigo. Conmovedor, profundo y emotivo, este libro intenta guiarte para que ayudes a tus hijos a entender dónde va un ser querido o mascota especial cuando fallece, a veces inesperadamente. Para los niños el mundo puede parecer un gran lugar, lleno de asombro, emoción y diversión, pero hay momentos en que el lado más serio de la vida se aparece - tal vez antes de lo que hubiésemos querido. El duelo es uno de esos momentos, y aunque nos gustaría protegerlos del dolortanto como sea posible, es también una parte fundamental de la vida y se tiene que enfrentar. Es algo que no siempre tiene por qué ser negativo. Se puede usar para ayudar a sanar heridas y traer una nueva perspectiva al punto de vista de un niño. Este libro ayuda a enfrentar todo eso. Suavemente, y con considerable sensibilidad, explica a los niños a dónde vamos cuando nos morimos, recordándolos que estoes solo temporal y que a donde quiera que vayan, el espíritu de su ser querido o mascota los acompaña siempre.

¿A dónde fueron?: Ayudando a los niños a entender la pérdida de un ser querido (Spanish Edition)

Children's Books

Bart, Katrina-Jane

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Shanti Publishing

World War II Turning Points is an alternative history of mankind's most crucial military struggle. As such, it does not regurgitate the same, all-too-familiar versions of the past, consistently repeated by mainstream scholars since 1945. Instead, this unconventional revision is the result of newly-discovered and often neglected information about the sometimes obscure men, bizarre weapons, under-appreciated decisions, forgotten blunders and near misses that really determined the course and outcome of the Second World War. The author, a U.S. Department of Defense feature writer, whose published articles have appeared in military magazines here and abroad, combines a lifetime of research and world travels to offer an unprecedented panorama of the 20th Century's pivotal conflict. It opens with the war's single most fateful factor; namely, Allied success in breaking the Axis diplomatic and military codes. From the opening of hostilities in 1939 until the death of Reinhard Heydrich, more than three years later, Wehrmacht forces were everywhere victorious. But with the killing of their security chief, British cryptanalysts at Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire, in southeast England, finally gained unrestrained access for all top secret transmissions in the Third Reich. Results were immediately forthcoming. These previously unknown events were the real if invisible turning points behind the more famous battles at places like Midway or Stalingrad. Accordingly, World War Two Turning Points shows how the international conflict was a contrast, even a struggle between Allied inevitabilities and Axis lost opportunities. Less of one or more of another by so much as a subtle degree could have decided hostilities different from their historic conclusion.

World War II Turning Points: The Secret Decisions, Forgotten Blunders and Cover-Ups That Really Determined Its Outcome

History

Joseph, Frank

World

You may not see the soul, but it always travels with you. Touching, profound and poignant, this book strives to help you to help your children understand where a loved one or special pet goes when they pass on, sometimes unexpectedly. For children the world can seem like a big place, full of wonder, excitement and fun. But there are times when life’s more serious side can enter into their lives, perhaps sooner than we would wish for them. Bereavement is one such time and, while we would like to shield them from the pain as much as possible, it is also a fundamental part of life and must be faced. It is something which does not always have to be a negative. It can be used to help heal wounds and bring a new perspective to a child’s viewpoint. This book helps to deal with just that. It gently, and with great sensitivity, explains to children where we go when we die, reminding them that this is only ever temporary and that wherever they go, the spirit of their loved one or pet travels with them always.

Where Did They Go? (Helping Children Understand)

Katrina-Jane

In this age of Indigo and Crystal children comes this amazing and loving children's book by Katrina-Jane who is a Clairvoyant Medium. Having gone through a childhood with no help or instruction as to what she was experiencing Katrina-Jane brings you this book with her desire to help children to believe that they are loved and safe and that what they are seeing and hearing is perfectly normal. This book is certain to calm and soothe your children and to help them understand that what they have is a gift and to cherish it. Bring joy and tranquility to your children today by reading them this lovely bedtime story.

Do You See What I See?: Helping Children Understand Their Psychic Abilities

Science Fiction & Fantasy

In this 2nd edition the identity of who has passed is nonspecific and can be used to help a child understand the passing of a grandmother, uncle, or pet or anyone in between. You may not see the soul, but it always travels with you. Touching, profound and poignant, this book strives to help you to help your children understand where a loved one or special pet goes when they pass on, sometimes unexpectedly. For children the world can seem like a big place, full of wonder, excitement and fun. But there are times when life’s more serious side can enter into their lives, perhaps sooner than we would wish for them. Bereavement is one such time and, while we would like to shield them from the pain as much as possible, it is also a fundamental part of life and must be faced. It is something which does not always have to be a negative. It can be used to help heal wounds and bring a new perspective to a child’s viewpoint. This book helps to deal with just that. It gently, and with great sensitivity, explains to children where we go when we die, reminding them that this is only ever temporary and that wherever they go, the spirit of their loved one or pet travels with them always.

Where Did They Go?: Helping Children Understand a Loved One's Passing