A story written to inspire hope – and ideas – rather than address grief and death. Aiden’s father goes missing at sea, and an old lantern gives Aiden visions of the past – of past missing people. It has an ambiguous and open-ended ending.
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.
The lantern by Gary Crew
The lantern by Gary Crew, illustrated by Bruce Whatley. Hachette Children’s Books Australia 2005.
A story written to inspire hope – and ideas – rather than address grief and death. Aiden’s father goes missing at sea, and an old lantern gives Aiden visions of the past – of past missing people. It has an ambiguous and open-ended ending.
A story written to inspire hope – and ideas – rather than address grief and death. Aiden’s father goes missing at sea, and an old lantern gives Aiden visions of the past – of past missing people. It has an ambiguous and open-ended ending.
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