The Invisible Bridge (Paperback). Este artículo no está disponible.
Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Success Publications Sar, 2026
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Paperback. What happens when a hero doesn't come home?Roman's dad is in the Army. When he leaves, Roman and his brothers learn to live in the "Maybe"-not knowing when he will return. To help them cope, their mum teaches them about the Invisible Bridge, an unbreakable connection built from love, memories and courage.When the "Maybe" becomes a "Forever", Roman discovers that love can stay close, even when someone is no longer physically there.The Invisible Bridge is a compassionate children's grief book designed to help young readers understand military loss, bereavement and difficult emotions in a safe, supportive way.This book gently explores: Grief after the death of a parentMilitary loss and family separationAnxiety, sadness and uncertaintyThe power of memories and connectionFinding comfort through love and remembranceChildren will learn: Healthy ways to express emotionsSimple coping strategies for griefThe Brave Breath calming techniqueMemory activities and ritualsThat love continues even after lossIncludes The Invisible Bridge ToolkitA practical collection of activities, reflection exercises and memory tools designed to help children and caregivers navigate grief together.Ideal for: Military familiesBereaved children aged 6-9Parents and carersSchools and teachersCounsellors and therapistsBereavement support organisationsTender, hopeful and reassuring, The Invisible Bridge reminds children that while someone may be gone, the love they shared remains forever.Written by Wayne Hutchinson & Nadeen Swaby of Handle My AffairsHelping families navigate grief, loss, bereavement and life's most difficult moments with compassion, understanding and practical support. A gentle children's book for ages 6-9 helping young readers understand military loss, grief and bereavement. Through Roman's story, children learn coping skills, emotional resilience and that love remains even after goodbye. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…
N° de ref. del artículo 9798895713488
- Título
- The Invisible Bridge (Paperback)
- Autor
- Wayne Hutchinson
- Editorial
- Success Publications Sar
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- new
- Encuadernación
- Paperback
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798895713488
What happens when a hero doesn’t come home?
Roman’s dad is in the Army. When he leaves, Roman and his brothers are told they must live in the “Maybe” not knowing when he will return. To cope, their mum teaches them about The Invisible Bridge - a powerful, unbreakable connection made of love, memories and courage.
But when the “Maybe” changes into a “Forever,” Roman must learn that the bridge was never about waiting… it was about staying connected.
The Invisible Bridge is a gentle, emotionally intelligent children’s book for ages 6–9 that helps young readers understand death, military loss, and big feelings in a safe and compassionate way.
Through storytelling and practical tools, this book introduces:
• Simple language to explain death to children
• Coping strategies for grief and anxiety
• The “Brave Breath” calming technique
• Memory rituals and linking objects
• A dedicated space for children to write or draw their feelings
• Guidance pages for parents, carers and teachers
Created especially for military families and children grieving the loss of a parent, this story reassures young hearts that love does not disappear, it changes form.
Includes a practical “Invisible Bridge Toolkit” designed for children and caregivers to use together, with simple rituals, calming techniques and memory anchors that encourage open conversations, emotional safety and connection.
Tender, hopeful and empowering, The Invisible Bridge reminds children that even when someone stays on the “Other Side,” the connection of love is steady beneath their feet.
Because love does not end when someone stays on the “Other Side” - it changes form.
Written by Wayne Hutchinson and Nadeen Swaby of Handle My Affairs, creators of compassionate resources supporting families through grief, remembrance and life’s most difficult conversations.
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