Review of The Mirror Box

[Atieno Magero]

Mirror Box is a great children's book. I love that this book addresses the topic of grief in a simple way for children to understand. Children can learn a lot of useful life lessons from reading this book and it has great illustrations that'll entertain them.

[Harty Muli]

I think the subject of grief in children is one of the least explored subjects in relationships involving children. I thank this author for writing about this. Thanks for the review.

[Navya Patel]

Losing a friend or family member can be extremely hard. Furthermore, a book that shows how to manage pain is an extraordinary asset to get with. This book appears to help somebody grieving to recuperate. Congrats to the creator on BOTD! I think the author has made a lot of homework and research to write this book. I liked the book very much.

[Victoria Zoe]

I sympathize with Christopher for the death of his grandfather, afterwards, he opens a mysterious box he was told not to open. I would like to read the book to get the full story. Congrats on the BOTD and a well-written review.

[Ishak rafai]

In the face of profound loss, a resilient child found strength to navigate life's challenges after losing his grandfather. Despite the pain, he embraced each day with a resilient spirit, drawing inspiration from the cherished memories they shared. Through adversity, he discovered the power within himself to persevere and honor his grandfather's legacy, turning grief into a catalyst for personal growth and resilience.

[Jatto Onimisi]

This is an expertly written book about the subject of grief for young children. It helps children navigate the often treacherous and vulnerable fallout of losing their loved one. It also teaches us to cherish every moment spent with our loved ones.

[Sangeetha P 1]

Nice review.
The point which you said about value the time with our elders more because we don't know when they leave us is absolutely true.
Moving in this modern world full of busy schedule forgetting ourselves sometimes, we forget to take care of spend time with our parents and grandparents. We will regret it only later. Empathetic relationships with family will forever let us to make us more joy and happier making our mind and life better.
Thanks for bringing this idea as a book.
Congratulations.

[Usama Zaman]

I just like the way that this brief book appropriately examines the concepts of death and lamenting in a really basic way. I praise the author's contemplations of planning youthful kids approximately the unforgiving substances of life. Congrats on BOTD!