Imagine that a giant marshmallow is bearing down on you. You try andfight it off but it overwhelms you and you discover that it's actuallyquite nice and relaxing in its soft and squishy centre. Fighting themarshmallow is just one of the games and activities in this book and,according to authors Jenny Mosely and Helen Sonnet, is great for lettingoff steam. The book also supports the Department for Education andSkills' guidance on the social and emotional aspects of learning forschools.
Children Also Grieve
The first part of this book is an interactive story designed to be readand worked through by children coping with a bereavement. It tells ofthe experiences of Henry, a dog whose grandfather has died. The secondpart includes useful vocabulary to help children express their feelingsand a section to help adults help children through the grief process.The book is written by US-based bereavement expert and professionalcounsellor, Linda Goldman.
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