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I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me: A Book for Teens Who Have Lost a Parent

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By Miriam Ribiat (with Tali Arieff, LCSW, RPT, clinical editor). This book guides teens through the grieving process and related emotions; presents real-life scenarios and practical suggestions; elucidates halachos and customs related to aveilus, yahrtzeit, etc.; and empowers readers with aliyas neshamah opportunities.

Divided into 96 daily readings, plus an addendum with beautiful poems, the book is based on careful research and interviews with many individuals who experienced the loss of a parent during their childhood or teen years. Recommended by Rav Yaakov Bender, Dr. Norman Blumenthal, and Mrs. Sarah Rivkah Kohn.

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