On the Wings of a Butterfly
by Marilyn Maple, Ph.D.
illustrated by Sandy Haight
Reviews and Comments
- “Will comfort children who are terminally ill or who know someone who is
. . . Uplifting . . .”
- Publishers Weekly
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- “A poignant story that gracefully and compassionately addresses the wrenching
challenges a child with a terminal illness faces.”
- Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, author of On Death and Dying
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- “. . . A sense of tenderness suffuses the text . . .”
- School Library Journal
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- “Gentle, honest story . . . sensitive artwork . . .”
- Library Lane
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- “Poignant.”
- Vancouver (B.C.) Sun
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- “Provides a generous, uplifting start for talking with children (and listening to
them talk) about death, dying, and the ‘marvelousness’ of life.”
- Children’s Book Watch
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- “This book is wonderful! Explaining death to a child is extremely difficult, but
this book does it beautifully . . . a must-have for social workers.”
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- “This touching and honest tale provides a starting point for adults [for discussing death and dying] with their children.”
- Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital
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- “Rooted in theology, but respects the child’s doubts, questions and differences of opinion.”
- Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Useful for 7–10 years
32 pages
$14.95 paper
Book Description
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About the Author: Marilyn Maple, Ph.D.
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