Caring for Mama Bear

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Caring for Mama Bear

NEW RELEASE of this UPLIFTING BOOK that helps children find comfort and learn ways to bring comfort

Written by Essie Laflamme

Illustrated by Marie Crane-Yvon

 

ISBN 10: 0-9816219-1-0

 

5.5 inches by 8.5 inches

Perfect bound

56 pages

$7.95 retail

 

NOW AVAILABLE! ORDER TODAY! Ships within one business day. Call us at 1-877-513-0099 during regular business hours Eastern time.

Soon to be available wherever books are sold.

Perfect for families served by hospice and palliative care organizations, Caring for Mama Bear is a beautifully written and illustrated story of enduring love. The book provides a gentle springboard for children to talk about illness and death in a way that helps them to find comfort and hope, as well as bring comfort and hope to those around them.

In the story, seasons come and go, and Mama Bear is getting worse, not better. Despite her declining illness, her days are sprinkled with sunshine, compassion, and laughter, thanks to the thoughtfulness of her two wonderful sons, the Brother Bears.

As winter turns to spring, Mama Bear spends her last weeks at Hospice House, a special place where doctors, nurses, and other helpers make sure she is always comfortable and always feels loved. The Brother Bears visit her daily, fluffing up her pillows, gently stroking her shaggy brown fur, and telling her how much they love her — and always will.

Here’s What the Experts Say about Caring for Mama Bear:

"Essie’s new book presents the saddest of all life changes in a sweet and gentle manner."

—John Elder Robison, New York Times bestselling author of

Look Me in the Eye: My Life With Asperger’s

"This beautifully told story, in just a few pages, goes directly to the heart of loss and conveys to the reader the profound emotion of grief and the healing power of love. Readers of all ages will be deeply moved and inspired."

—Carl A. Vigeland, author and lecturer in Journalism

at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst

 

 

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