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Dogs In Heaven: Children’s Book about Pet Loss, Helping Families Celebrate Memories of a Pet
£8.60
Losing a beloved dog can be heartbreaking, especially for little ones. “Dogs in Heaven” was created to comfort young children during this difficult time.
In the pages of “Dogs in Heaven,” you’ll discover that just like us, our cherished 4-legged friends find a remarkable place after their time on Earth. Imagine a world where they relish endless treats and frolic on miles of endless green grass. Even when they’ve earned their angel wings, we can still catch glimpses of them in the fluffy clouds by day and the twinkling stars by night.
This book is perfect for dog lovers of all kinds and is told in sweet rhymes. It serves as a heartwarming reminder that our furry friends are forever watched over, and even when they’re no longer with, their memories are stored in a special place in our hearts, where they continue to bring us comfort and joy.
Allow “Dogs in Heaven” to offer comfort to your family during the loss of a dog, celebrating the enduring love that will forever reside in your hearts.
After reading “Dogs In Heaven”…
Cocoa has angel wings now and is having fun with my Grandma’s dog, Ginger! Ginger didn’t like other dogs, but all dogs are nice in Heaven.” Cannon, Age 7
“Ginger wasn’t able to run anymore, but I think she is run super fast again now which makes her happy. It’s really easy to run on clouds.” Macy, Age 5
“Tori loved the slide at the dog park. I think she really loves to slide down rainbows now. They probably taste like dog candy.” Kynlee, Age 6
“I’m happy to know Mango is now in Heaven eating all the treats she wants because my mom only let her have one!” Hannah Age 4
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Additional information
| Publisher | Golden Crown Publishing (29 April 2021) |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 31 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1954648464 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1954648463 |
| Reading age | 2 – 12 years |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.2 x 21.59 cm |
by carol morgan
Bought this to help my grandchildren try to u derstand why their much loved dog was no longer with them & whilevit didn’t take away their pain it helped them with their sorrow to know she’d gone on to somewhere better
by Onlinenana
I ordered 2 books to help my grandson through the impending loss of my elderly dog. I’m afraid I found this one less helpful. Perhaps I should have paid more attention to the title. The mention of God to a young child not in a religious home could have led to too many explanations of a different kind.
That aside, I personally didn’t feel it opened up the process of death and departure of a pet,it was just nice illustrations.
by Nat
So pleased to find a book that would enable a conversation with my little boy about the loss of our dog.