How Can I Help Papa? is an endearing illustrated children's story about a nine year-old girl and her terminally-ill grandfather. It was written to meet the emotional and educational needs of children, ages 6-12, with a terminally-ill loved one in their lives. Children need to know that feelings are OK, even the uncomfortable ones. It is important that they gently learn how to grieve and even have the opportunity to say goodbye.
   
In a time of helplessness and uncertainty, children and their families need direction about the things that can be done to maximize their time together. They need reassurance and hope that they will get through this difficulty and that life will return to normalcy, even after the loss of their significant loved one.


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Upcoming Books

A new book currently being researched by author Elissa Al-Chokhachy is one about people's experiences of loved ones after they have died.
So often people view death as final and the end of life as we know it. Yet, there are many that have had profound experiences of their loved ones after they have died.
Some of these occurrences are in the form of signs or answers to prayers letting them know their loved one is fine. Others may come in the form of dreams with messages and/or very deep emotions, or perhaps in the form of a sensory experience of hearing, seeing (a vision), smelling or touch.

For Elissa's third book, she is collecting stories of people's first hand experiences of their loved ones after they have died. This an incredible book of hope for affirming that life goes on.

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