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Sometimes, people we love go away for a short time for many reasons. They might take a break from work to go on vacation to a fun or relaxing place, or they might decide to visit friends who live in another city. From time to time, people we love need doctors to care for them at a hospital, and they get better and come home. But occasionally, our loved ones do not come home because they die. This book explains how you can understand death and why you do not have to be afraid of it.

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Sometimes, people we love go away for a short time for many reasons. They might take a break from work to go on vacation to a fun or relaxing place, or they might decide to visit friends who live in another city. From time to time, people we love need doctors to care for them at a hospital, and they get better and come home. But occasionally, our loved ones do not come home because they die. This book explains how you can understand death and why you do not have to be afraid of it.
Autorenporträt
Sharon Norris Elliott is an award-winning author, speaker, Bible teacher, and editor dedicated to helping others live lives of significance. She is the founder of Life That Matters Ministries and the CEO of AuthorizeMe®, a consulting, coaching, and editing firm that also functions as a literary agency. Sharon has written over 15 books spanning genres such as parenting, women's issues, devotional literature, and children's books. Her children's book series, I Really Need to Know, includes titles like Why I Get Into Trouble, which introduces young readers to foundational Christian principles. Sharon holds a cum laude degree from Biola University and an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree. She is also a licensed minister and hosts the Life That Matters TV show on platforms like HSBN.tv and Spotify. Sharon resides in Southern California with her husband, James, and enjoys spending time with their children and grandchildren.