Grandpa Abe visits Sarah in hospital when she is born, even though he's only her grandmother's boyfriend. Grandpa Abe and Sarah's grandmother marry when Sarah is one. Grandpa Abe is always there for Sarah, sharing her birthdays and her taste in spaghetti. Grandpa Abe dies when Sarah is nine, but Sarah doesn't believe it. Sarah's grandmother lets Sarah keep one of Grandpa Abe's jumpers and Sarah does one of Grandpa Abe's magic tricks, to keep his memory alive.
The books selected for this bibliography deal with death and the grief process. The bibliography focuses on books aimed at children and teenagers, aged 0-16, and non-fiction guides for concerned adults dealing with these groups.
Grandpa Abe by Marisabina Russo
Grandpa Abe by Marisabina Russo. Greenwillow Books, 1996.
Grandpa Abe visits Sarah in hospital when she is born, even though he's only her grandmother's boyfriend. Grandpa Abe and Sarah's grandmother marry when Sarah is one. Grandpa Abe is always there for Sarah, sharing her birthdays and her taste in spaghetti. Grandpa Abe dies when Sarah is nine, but Sarah doesn't believe it. Sarah's grandmother lets Sarah keep one of Grandpa Abe's jumpers and Sarah does one of Grandpa Abe's magic tricks, to keep his memory alive.
Grandpa Abe visits Sarah in hospital when she is born, even though he's only her grandmother's boyfriend. Grandpa Abe and Sarah's grandmother marry when Sarah is one. Grandpa Abe is always there for Sarah, sharing her birthdays and her taste in spaghetti. Grandpa Abe dies when Sarah is nine, but Sarah doesn't believe it. Sarah's grandmother lets Sarah keep one of Grandpa Abe's jumpers and Sarah does one of Grandpa Abe's magic tricks, to keep his memory alive.
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