Lifetimes: The Beautiful Way to Explain Death to Children

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This is a great book that talks about death as a natural thing without delving into topics like religion. I also love that the book discusses death without any references to religion or afterlife, so it is appropriate for families of any belief system. Check out my mini ebook, ' What to Read Next' or sign up for my FREE webinar, ' 3 Tips to Start the Best Book Club Ever'.

I haven't actually brought myself to read it to her yet but I suppose that's what this book is trying to overcome, our fear of dying and our subsequent passing on of this fear to our children.Despite many subsequent imitations, I believe my father's book remains clearly the best, and I am sure he would also have been proud to see that it has helped so many people.

Within its pages, I found no statements that could be offensive to anyone, regardless of their personal beliefs.This book is perfect for Montessori families, for atheists, for those who practice zen meditation and for believers whose faith is rooted in the bliss of real life truth, even when it seems harder then ever. Robert Ingpen is an award-winning illustrator of numerous books, including The Encyclopedia of Events That Changed the World, The Encyclopedia of Ideas That Changed the World, and The Encyclopedia of Mysterious Places.