Some children withdraw and become silent when they grieve. Others are hard to calm down and let their tears flow freely time and again. It is not uncommon for grieving children to also exhibit aggressive behavior. And then there are those who ask the most astonishing questions. However, they are often overlooked, ignored, or left alone because parents and caregivers are also overwhelmed. Monika Specht-Tomann aims to help them become sensitive companions in grief. The empathetic approach of her book opens up new perspectives and enables both adults and children to find stability and direction once again.