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Son, A Soldiers Work Is Never Done
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Son, a Soldiers Work Is Never DoneBy Kathy Barnes, Ph.D. and Smith McGarr Helps children and parents talk about feelings when a military dad or mom goes to war.Sealing feelings harms, not helps War is scary. It can swallow up soldiers like monsters in books or bad dreams do. Seven-year-old Jackie knows because he heard it on the news. The U.S. Military has lost 2,050 men in Iraq and the number is rising daily. This worries him because his dad is fighting in the Third Brigade in Iraq. When he and his dad hug good-bye at the army base, each promises to be brave and carry out his duty. Jackies duty is to help his mom at home for ten long months. He finds this hard when taking care of his two younger sisters. Ive broken Dads rules. Ive called Sarah stupid when she wont leave me alone. Ive pinched little Allie when she chewed Samsons bone. He also shares his triumphs. ...Ive worked pretty hard. Ive washed the car and raked the yard. Jackie shares that he feels sad a lot. He hesitates telling his mom, because he doesnt want to be a coward. When he finally tells her, she says it is okay to feel sad. She does too. Our readers will quickly finish the book to see if Jackies dad comes home. They will re-read it again and again because its their story too. Praise for Son, a Soldiers Work Is Never Done. This book is a great tool for helping children understand war. Whether they are military or not, all kids hear about war on the news, radio, television, and from neighborhood and school friends. War scares them and they need to talk about it. - Maria Edwards, executive vice president of the military writers Society of America
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