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Hello, Every Body! addresses a sensitive topic in a lighthearted manner. The story tells of a visit to the graveyard and Gaga sharing family stories with her granddaughters, as they visit the sites. The story is as much for adults as it is for children, since it tugs at heartstrings of those who have lost loved ones. At the same time, this story can be used as a talking point for sensitive topics, like death, family traditions, and what we do to honor the bodies after death.

Jeanne Hager Burth, EdD is a retired professor of Teacher Education from the University of Pittsburgh with a distinguished career in education. She served as an elementary school principal and taught in public schools across elementary and middle grades, specializing in Special Education, Elementary Education, and Gifted Support. Dr. Burth has published extensively on topics including education for students with disabilities, high-quality professional development, and innovative curriculum through Open Educational Resources. She is the author of Transitioning from School to Adulthood: Practical Activities for Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Other Disabilities and several children's books, including I Go High, It Makes Me Feel Good, The Awakening, I Married a Donkey, The Tooth Fairy's Castle, The Almost Colors, and Gramps and Me.