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Peggy Barker

Author of What Happened When Grandma Died?

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What Happened When Grandma Died? (1984) 143 copies

Patterns of mental health service utilization and substance use among adults, 2000 and 2001 8 copies

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What Happened When Grandma Died by Peggy Barker

A young girl is saddened by her grandmother dying but starts to feel better when her mother explains to her about everlasting life.
(Ages 3 and up)

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