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Reviewed in Australia on 24 August 2020
What starts off a hillarious story. Transitions to Granny telling Ben her grandson of 11, that she has cancer and it is advanced. That she won’t make Christmas. Then there is a chapter where Ben and his parents sit with Granny when she dies.
“Ben simply held Granny’s hand. He didn’t want her to slip away into the darkness alone. They listened to her raspy breathing. It was a horrible sound. But there was only one sound worse. Silence. That would mean she was gone.”
Then there was the funeral as well.
I am conflicted. We do need to talk about death and dying more..... If a child hadn’t just been through a very similar circumstance, a child whose mother didn't die of cancer, it may be a good book. But way too much out of the blue in a book that had been funny at the start and didn't cary any warning about the sensitivity at the end...
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If your little people have lost a parent to cancer. This is not the book for them.
Reviewed in Australia on 24 August 2020
I read this book because it was read to my Grandaughter's year 4 class of 8 and 9 year olds. It really upset my grandaughyer who had the year before watched her mother die of cancer. It was way too close to my grandaughters reality.Reviewed in Australia on 24 August 2020
What starts off a hillarious story. Transitions to Granny telling Ben her grandson of 11, that she has cancer and it is advanced. That she won’t make Christmas. Then there is a chapter where Ben and his parents sit with Granny when she dies.
“Ben simply held Granny’s hand. He didn’t want her to slip away into the darkness alone. They listened to her raspy breathing. It was a horrible sound. But there was only one sound worse. Silence. That would mean she was gone.”
Then there was the funeral as well.
I am conflicted. We do need to talk about death and dying more..... If a child hadn’t just been through a very similar circumstance, a child whose mother didn't die of cancer, it may be a good book. But way too much out of the blue in a book that had been funny at the start and didn't cary any warning about the sensitivity at the end...
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