Olive And Babyland

When five-year-old Olive learns that Samantha's grandmother has died, she goes to her daddy and asks what dying is. In order to answer her question, Olive's daddy tells her a tale from when he was a little boy about a baby bird that had fallen out of its nest. The story of what happens next helps Olive understand that death is about love. This children's story seeks in a loving, ecumenical, and sensitive way to help children understand what death is. "March Bracken has, again, articulated death in a manner that is light and natural. Discussions of death can be just as difficult with adults as with children. This story breathes its 'love light' onto a topic we find so challenging to approach. ... I can absolutely see how this soft tale of a child and her father could positively impact those dealing with stages of dementia. The story is refreshing, brief and honest." --Tricia James, LCSW, hospice social worker "In Olive and Babyland, March Bracken has written a tender and evocative tale of death and rebirth for children and their adults, a tale that explains death in gentle words and images that speak in 'love light.'" --Bertha Rogers, poet, master teaching artist, founding director of Bright Hill Press and Literary Center

• | Author: Marchie Bracken
• | Publisher: Archway Publishing
• | Publication Date: Nov 16, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 34 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Hardcover
• | ISBN-10: 148083890X
• | ISBN-13: 9781480838901