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Sometimes the right words help us understand what we’re feeling, connect with others, or simply feel less alone. Explore books selected by Ele’s Place for children, teens, and adults navigating grief.
Resource Hub · Book Library
Sometimes the right words help us understand what we’re feeling, connect with others, or simply feel less alone. Explore books selected by Ele’s Place for children, teens, and adults navigating grief.
Search by title or author, or choose a grief topic. Some books appear under more than one topic.
Children draw and share their experiences after a sibling's death.
Collection of letters from grieving children ages 6-15.
Coloring prompts for grieving people.
Memoir on widowhood, parenting and humor.
An elephant processes difficult feelings.
Guide to the feelings and changes following a parent's death.
Strategies for teens coping with change and grief.
Guidance on conversations about difficult aspects of death.
Creative journal for grieving teens.
Two friends respond to the deaths of their parents.
A young girl grieves her best friend after an accidental drowning.
A story explaining a loved one's suicide.
A rhyming picture book helping children process the death of a grandparent.
A child remembers precious time spent with his grandfather.
A child finds comfort after his grandmother's death in the mittens she made.
Memoir of a girl whose parents died in a car accident.
An illustrated approach to difficult feelings and grief.
Journal prompts to help teens explore grief.
Firsthand stories from fathers whose children died.
A tender companion for mothers grieving the death of an unborn or newly born child.
These selections come from Ele’s Place book lists for children, teens, and adults. Each person grieves differently, and a book that helps one person may not feel right for another. Caregivers can preview a book before sharing it with a child. Purchase links lead to outside websites; Ele’s Place does not sell these books.
For questions about supporting a grieving child or teen, contact Ele’s Place.
Has a book helped you or someone you care about feel understood, connected, or less alone? Or are you an author who would like to share your book with Ele’s Place? We welcome your suggestion for the Pages of Hope library.
Suggestions are reviewed by Ele’s Place before being added to the library. Please do not include sensitive personal details. Contact information is optional and will only be used if we need to follow up about your recommendation.
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