Remember: A Child Remembers
Remember: A Child Remembers A Write-in Memory Book for Grieving Children by Enid Traisman Remember A Child Remembers is a write-in memory book for bereaved children age 8 -12. This journal is a unique tool for children who are grieving over the death of someone they love. There are pages for writing about the person
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Remember: A Child Remembers
Lee Child Quote: “First: Character is king. There are probably fewer than six books every century remembered specifically for their plots.”
Kids will always remember who showed up. Not who made a Facebook post, or who texted once or twice a year. They will remember who bothered to rearrange their schedule, to make
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Remember: A Child Remembers
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