If you are struggling, as many of us do, to navigate conversations about events in Israel with your children or grandchildren, the PJ Library team, and our partners, have compiled a list of resources.

Books That Can Help Children Who Experience The Loss of a Sibling

How do you help children understand or process the complexities of sibling loss? If your deceased child died before your current children were born, how do you explain their relationship and cultivate the memory of their sibling?

When a family is grieving it feels like there are no perfect answers. If you’re not sure how—or where—to start talking to your children about death or dying, here’s a guide to help you answer questions and offer comfort in an age-appropriate manner.

Sometimes kids ask really tough, really direct questions that don't necessarily have easy answers. There are some topics, like death, illness, or aging, that can be difficult for grownups to have a handle on, let alone explain to a small child. Books can be an amazing tool for communicating about these issues in a straightforward but age-appropriate manner. The following list features a variety of books that can help grownups talk to children about these subjects.

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How to Talk to Kids About the Israel-Hamas War

Books That Can Help Children Who Experience The Loss of a Sibling

How to Talk to Kids About Death and Dying

Children's Books About Death and Illness