Library
Books & Resources
The Long Echo childhood grief series is dedicated to helping children, adults, caregivers, educators, faith leaders, and communities understand the lifelong impact of losing a parent young in life.
Available Now
The Long Echo
A memoir and grief-centered work about losing a father to violence in childhood, surviving the silence that followed, and learning how grief continues to echo through identity, fatherhood, faith, fear, and healing. This is the foundational work of the childhood grief series.
Coming Soon
The Childhood Grief Series
Explaining Death to Young Children
Age-appropriate language and approaches for talking to young children about death and loss, written for caregivers who want to be honest without being overwhelming.
For the Child Who Lost a Parent Violently
Specific guidance for families navigating the unique grief that comes when a parent's death involves violence, sudden loss, or traumatic circumstances.
When Grief Looks Like Anger
Helping caregivers, educators, and communities understand why grieving children may express their pain through anger, defiance, or withdrawal rather than tears.
For the Adult Who Lost a Parent as a Child
A reflective guide for adults still carrying the weight of childhood parent loss, exploring how early grief shapes adult identity, relationships, and healing.
Articles
Read the Series
Guides