Review of The Mirror Box

[Ari Martinez]

I am honestly impressed with the topic of this book. There are so many children who lose loved ones and parents just don't seem to know how to deal with it since it's not a topic that tends to be discussed openly. It can be very hard for children to cope with grief, especially because many of them don't fully know what it means to die. Thanks for the review. I don't have any children, but I will keep this book in mind.

[Veronica Hunter]

Wade Warren Bergner beautifully navigates the delicate topic of grief for children in 'The Mirror Box.' The captivating tale of Christopher and his grandfather's mysterious box is not only heartwarming but also a valuable resource for young minds grappling with loss.

[Chitra Ayengar]

Grief is a topic that is rarely addressed. It is good to know that the author has some some tips which can help children process loss of a loved one. In today's digital world it is extremely rare for children to spend time with any family member I think this book help them change their perspective.

[Millizeth Dale Aquino]

At a certain point in our lives, we will experience losing someone dear to us, which is hard. The book is all about love, loss, and moving on. I know for a fact that our loved ones wouldn't want us to be forever in grief and sadness, even though they are not here with us they will always be here in our hearts.

[Dotty Sloan]

I loved this book as it dealt with emotions from a childs point of view. We need more of these kind of books to help out kids that have some emotional baggage that maybe they can't say out loud but see how an emotion can be handled without someone telling them how to handle emotions.

[Gee-Q Mdluli]

I agree with you on the cover not making it obvious that the book is about grief. That being said, I feel like the book is beautifully written and covers an important topic. Thank you for your insightful review.

[Sanju Lali]

A lovely tale about a boy named Christopher, his grandfather, and a mirrored box can be found in the book "The Mirror Box" by Wade Warren Bergner. This is a good resource for kids dealing with the loss of loved ones.

[Leonie Vermaak]

What a great topic for a children's book. Grief is a horrible emotion for adults as it is, and I think for children even more so. I still remember how my niece battled losing her Grandmother and this book then would've helped so much. Thanks for a wonderful review and I agree this could make a wonderful series.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

I agree with you, Christall this book deserved 5 out of 5 stars. It handles the subject of grief in a way that children will understand. That's an interesting point that you make about the cover not explaining well what the book is about. I hadn't thought of that, but it's a good point.

[Ahmed Gad007]

This review denotes a way in which the child finds a way to cope and finally learn the truth of death. He has found a way of connecting with his grandfather through the mirrored box. With time everyone learns the way of living.

[Aadarsh Bhalavi]

It is too hard to overcome from such Unexpected happening but the story taught that you did not need to do so, You can continue your journey as nothing is happened by remembering and living those beautiful Moments......

[Brook Knebel]

This review definitely makes me want to go read this book! I love that this book is about the difficult topic, of grief. I think it is good to inform children about hard topics like this. I look forward to reading the book. Thank you for the great review!

[Juma Florence]

I loved everything about this book. It is perfeçt for a child dealing with grief. The author addressed the subject perfectly. Thank you for this informative review.

[Anu Anand]

Exploring grief for kids is vital. "The Mirror Box" delicately addresses death and mourning, offering a touching tale and a tool for parents. Thank you for sharing this insightful review.

[Kristine Mariel Diaz]

Creating books that assist children in understanding and relating to their emotions is a fantastic idea. Since grief is one of the hardest emotions to deal with for anyone, especially children, it is very beneficial for parents to read this aloud to their children even before a situation like that arises in the family. That way, when the time comes and someone in the family passes away, the children will recall the reading and the lessons they were taught.
Great review, is detailed and enlightening.