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Binding
Hardcover
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9781592702398
Book Title
Finn's Feather
Item Length
11.8 in
Publisher
Enchanted Lion Books, LLC
Publication Year
2018
Format
Picture Book
Language
English
Illustrator
Abbott, Zoey, Yes
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Rachel Noble
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Topic
Social Themes / Death & Dying, General, Social Themes / Friendship, Social Themes / Emotions & Feelings
Item Width
8.5 in
Item Weight
17 Oz
Number of Pages
56 Pages

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Product Information

Finn knows his brother is gone. But he also knows that Hamish sent the beautiful white feather on his doorstep. Finn runs to shows his mother the feather from Hamish, but she only gives him a big hug. In school, Finn's teacher responds similarly. Why isn't anyone as excited as he is? Finn sits quietly, cradling the beautiful, amazing feather. "Why did Hamish give it to you?" asks his friend, Lucas. "Maybe he wanted to say hi?" wonders Finn. "Maybe," Lucas says, "Hamish wanted you to have fun with it." Finn's Feather is a story about resilience and memory--about a child, his brother, and a friend who meets him where he is.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Enchanted Lion Books, LLC
ISBN-10
1592702392
ISBN-13
9781592702398
eBay Product ID (ePID)
239920452

Product Key Features

Book Title
Finn's Feather
Author
Rachel Noble
Illustrator
Abbott, Zoey, Yes
Format
Picture Book
Language
English
Topic
Social Themes / Death & Dying, General, Social Themes / Friendship, Social Themes / Emotions & Feelings
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
56 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11.8 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
8.5 in
Item Weight
17 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Lc Classification Number
Pz7.1.N626fi 2018
Grade from
Preschool
Grade to
Third Grade
Reviews
"If you have a child who has lost someone -- I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly, "If you have a child who has lost someone -- I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly, "If you have a child who has lost someone -- I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews, "If you have a child who has lost someone -- I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "Inspired by Noble's own experience of loss, and enhanced by Abbott's naive, softly colored double-page-spread illustrations, the gentle story deals with death gracefully by celebrating those who have gone before. It will provide a welcome opportunity for parents to discuss a serious issue with their young children."--Michael Cart, Booklist "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly, "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller, "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews, A Choosing Therapy Best Grief Book for Children for 2022 "I treasure the book as a very fine example of a child's death narrative that rings true. Among other things, I appreciate the fact that the world of the living is an appealing, sun-filled place to be even while one's heart and mind feels sadness and loss."--Wendy Lukehart, Youth Collections Coordinator, DC Public Library "Inspired by Noble's own experience of loss, and enhanced by Abbott's naive, softly colored double-page-spread illustrations, the gentle story deals with death gracefully by celebrating those who have gone before. It will provide a welcome opportunity for parents to discuss a serious issue with their young children."--Michael Cart, Booklist "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly "If you have a child who has lost someone--I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "A grieving mother pays tribute to her lost son through an inspiring debut children's story."-- Who Magazine "An imaginative and original story by Rachel Noble that is charmingly illustrated by Zoey Abbott, 'Finn's Feather' is a very highly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4 to 8."-- The Midwest Book Review "In this delicately insightful story about love, loss and forever, Rachel Noble draws on personal experience to offer a gentle pathway forward for anyone who has lost a beloved child or parent, and the process of grieving; a pathway personal to everyone. ... Easy to read words combined with graceful artwork from Zoey Abbott completes a work which is both significant and poignant and perfect for children struggling to understand the process of death and grieving."-- Blue Wolf Reviews "While Finn's Feather is specifically about the loss of a sibling, the message is applicable to any loss in a child's life. Finn walks outside one day and finds a white feather on his doorstep - he could not be more sure that it's from his deceased brother, Hamish... We see moments of joy, resilience, and enduring memory as Finn and his friend Lucas go on a journey to understand why Hamish sent the feather. And we soon find out that Lucas being willing to meet Finn where he is at in his season of grief, and be in that place with him, is a fantastic way to support someone you care about when they are dealing with loss." --Kristen Souza (Licensed Mental Health Counselor), Choosing Therapy, "I treasure the book as a very fine example of a child's death narrative that rings true. Among other things, I appreciate the fact that the world of the living is an appealing, sun-filled place to be even while one's heart and mind feels sadness and loss."--Wendy Lukehart, Youth Collections Coordinator, DC Public Library "Inspired by Noble's own experience of loss, and enhanced by Abbott's naive, softly colored double-page-spread illustrations, the gentle story deals with death gracefully by celebrating those who have gone before. It will provide a welcome opportunity for parents to discuss a serious issue with their young children."--Michael Cart, Booklist "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly "If you have a child who has lost someone--I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "A grieving mother pays tribute to her lost son through an inspiring debut children's story."-- Who Magazine"An imaginative and original story by Rachel Noble that is charmingly illustrated by Zoey Abbott, 'Finn's Feather' is a very highly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4 to 8."-- The Midwest Book Review "In this delicately insightful story about love, loss and forever, Rachel Noble draws on personal experience to offer a gentle pathway forward for anyone who has lost a beloved child or parent, and the process of grieving; a pathway personal to everyone. ... Easy to read words combined with graceful artwork from Zoey Abbott completes a work which is both significant and poignant and perfect for children struggling to understand the process of death and grieving."-- Blue Wolf Reviews, "I treasure the book as a very fine example of a child's death narrative that rings true. Among other things, I appreciate the fact that the world of the living is an appealing, sun-filled place to be even while one's heart and mind feels sadness and loss."--Wendy Lukehart, Youth Collections Coordinator, DC Public Library "Inspired by Noble's own experience of loss, and enhanced by Abbott's naive, softly colored double-page-spread illustrations, the gentle story deals with death gracefully by celebrating those who have gone before. It will provide a welcome opportunity for parents to discuss a serious issue with their young children."--Michael Cart, Booklist "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly "If you have a child who has lost someone--I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "A grieving mother pays tribute to her lost son through an inspiring debut children's story."-- Who Magazine "An imaginative and original story by Rachel Noble that is charmingly illustrated by Zoey Abbott, 'Finn's Feather' is a very highly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4 to 8."-- The Midwest Book Review "In this delicately insightful story about love, loss and forever, Rachel Noble draws on personal experience to offer a gentle pathway forward for anyone who has lost a beloved child or parent, and the process of grieving; a pathway personal to everyone. ... Easy to read words combined with graceful artwork from Zoey Abbott completes a work which is both significant and poignant and perfect for children struggling to understand the process of death and grieving."-- Blue Wolf Reviews, "If you have a child who has lost someone -- I cannot recommend this book more highly."--Rebecca Sparrow, Rebecca Sparrow dot com "...more a celebration of love than sadness over a death."--kyurenka, Youth Services Book Review "I treasure the book as a very fine example of a child's death narrative that rings true. Among other things, I appreciate the fact that the world of the living is an appealing, sun-filled place to be even while one's heart and mind feels sadness and loss."--Wendy Lukehart, Youth Collections Coordinator, DC Public Library "Inspired by Noble's own experience of loss, and enhanced by Abbott's naive, softly colored double-page-spread illustrations, the gentle story deals with death gracefully by celebrating those who have gone before. It will provide a welcome opportunity for parents to discuss a serious issue with their young children."--Michael Cart, Booklist "The episode is less about grieving the loss of a loved one than finding positive ways to remember and to regard the deceased."-- Kirkus Reviews "A stunning story of a child's death told through the eyes of the brother. A feather arrives, a gift that nurtures loss, and leads to a day filled with laughter, love and the celebration of life, memory and exploring death in a healing and nurturing way. This book is a gift to those who have known loss and those that seek to understand and support."--Jesica Sweedler DeHart, Wandering Bookseller "Combined, the art and story create a useful, moving resource for bereaved children and their families."-- Publishers Weekly
Copyright Date
2018
Lccn
2017-061169
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
23

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