Rather than shielding children from death and crises, adults should be helping to prepare them for such difficult facts of life, asserts clinical psychologist Dyregrov (Center for Crisis Psychology, Bergen, Norway). In this revision of the 1991 English edition, he discusses children's grief reactions by age, gender, and to different person's (but not pet's) deaths; guidelines for care at home, school, and in individual and group bereavement therapy; and adult self- care in such situations. The guide includes resources. Originally published in Norwegian in 1990. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)