Losing Stinks!
Even losing a toy or a game feels rotten. But when a friend moves away, a parent leaves home during a divorce, or a loved one dies, sometimes it seems as if the hurt will never go away. So how is it possible that loss can be an important opportunity? 
Rabbi Marc Gellman and Monsignor Thomas Hartman -- also known as television and radio's God Squad -- draw on years of counseling experience to suggest universal truths that will help those of any religion to live and grow through losses large and small. With surprising good humor, they show how people have responded with courage and even heroism to the curveballs life has thrown them. They've also selected comforting readings from favorite prose and poetry, offering wise words, healing laughter, or time for quiet reflections.
This heartening book reminds us of the many ways that we can keep hope alive when the going gets rough. With a remarkable balance of common sense and profound insight, two award-winning authors skillfully show how, in a most extraordinary way, our bumps and bruises make us whole.

Lost & Found: A Kid's Book for Living through Loss

Children's Books

Gellman, Marc

Hartman, Thomas

Literature & Fiction

Morrow Junior

A rabbi and a monsignor of the Catholic Church answer common questions about God and demonstrate that Jews and Christians, although they worship differently, are worshiping the same God.

Where Does God Live? Questions and Answers for Parents and Children

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Triumph Books

A rabbi and a monsignor of the Catholic Church answer common questions about God and demonstrate that Jews and Christians, although they worship differently, are worshiping the same God

Where Does God Live?

Stated First Edition, Gift dedication by author - signed "F.T." Clean unmarked copy. Mild shelf and edge wear from normal handling. Satisfaction guaranteed!

Just a Moment: Life Matters With Father Tom

New Age & Spirituality

With the sensitivity, wisdom, and conviction that are the marks of his pastoral work and telecommunications ministry, Hartman--who has extensive experience in counseling the bereaved--brings readers into an awareness of their own mortality, while affirming their hope in life after death. Hartman is the bestselling author of Where Does God Live?.

The Matter of Life and Death: Surviving Loss and Finding Hope

Reference

Cook, Joe

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides