Saying Goodbye When You Don't Want To: Teens dealing with loss
Terrorism striking home and violence in the schools highlights the real and present need that teenagers feel for help in handling losses. In these years when these young women and men are still developing their emotional lives, they feel grief powerfully and long for comfort and hope. They will find both here in the personal stories of teens sharing sensitively about their pain from deaths of parents, siblings and friends; runaways and suicides; divorce, broken relationships; losses that come from sin and failure and many other causes of grief. Martha Bolton, popular writer for teens, weaves the stories together with gentle advice and encouragement.