RIP _______ Grief Journal for teens with Cool Writing Prompts and Sick Art for Doodling, Drawing, and Healing: Easy fill ins and crazy doodles help you as you grieve the loss of a loved one

Help your young person age 8-18 explore their feelings and thoughts about death and grief so they can heal and find hope. VISUAL – very few words. Who is this for: Kids and young adults reading below grade level English language learners Disabilities Autism Dyslexia Non-verbal Why THIS grief journal? #1 it’s COOL! #2 Speech bubbles! to their loved one and others Thought bubbles Empty picture frames for drawing Lists things you don’t like hearing at this difficult time things that make you happy things you’re good at things you hope for Comic faces showing emotions Crazy art to write around, doodle around, color in, reflect on Questions to ponder like “Where ARE you?” Writing Prompts/Discussion prompts Created for fans of RIP Corey: My Friend Died and It Sucks! this engaging journal can help anyone with their feelings of loss even without reading the book.