Home in Heaven

Stefan Waidelich jest z zawodu nauczycielem, mieszka z rodzin¿, kotem i sze¿cioma kurami w Schwarzwaldzie. Kocha opowie¿ci, sport, Boga i lody waniliowe. Jako nauczyciel matematyki uwäa, ¿e w ¿yciu nie chodzi o to, by by¿ dobrym we wszystkim, ani nawet w kilku wybranych rzeczach. Zamiast tego, chodzi o odkrycie swojego talentu i doskonalenie si¿ w tej jednej dziedzinie.

Based on a true story, this heartwarming and insightful children's book tells the story of little Emma and her beloved grandma. As Emma moves into a new home, Granny begins her final journey into eternity. The book sensitively picks up on the many emotions involved in saying goodbye and with sweet and cheeky illustrated pictures depicts the beauty of life, the inseparable connection between loved ones, death and the hope for a life afterwards. What Emma discovers is deeply touching, not only for her, but for all age groups.When a loved one dies and one is in mourning, parents and educators often find it difficult to answer children's questions about death, dying, and bereavement. This unique book with its imaginative twists and turns offers a hopeful explanation that not only helps families cope with grief, but is also recommended for groups providing support in bereavement, the work at hospice centers, church groups, and religious education. Easy to understand and embrace, "Home in Heaven" provides a particularly comforting and compelling message in uncertain times and opens the space for deeper conversations.You can easily purchase this invaluable resource for the most difficult moments in life by scrolling up and clicking on "BUY NOW WITH 1-CLICK". It's certainly worth it.