Cariad Lloyd Boeken

Set on a dark Christmas evening, this enchanting tale weaves magic into the holiday season, offering a heartwarming and humorous story ideal for children aged 9-11. Created by comedian Cariad Lloyd, it promises an unforgettable experience for the entire family, appealing to fans of beloved festive stories like A Boy Called Christmas and The Christmasaurus.

Addressing the sensitive topic of death, this picture book offers a heartfelt and candid exploration for young children. Crafted by grief expert and comedian Cariad Lloyd, it aims to answer common questions with compassion and clarity. Accompanied by vibrant illustrations from Tom Percival, known for the Big Bright Feelings series, the book provides a comforting resource for families navigating grief together.

Welcome to the club.I'm still here now, all these years later. You don't leave once you've joined; it's a life membership. Grief eases and changes and returns but it never disappears.But you will be okay. Somehow you will be.When Cariad was just fifteen, her dad died. She became the person-whose-dad-had-died; a mess of emotions and questions; a grief-mess.Years later, she began trying to unravel this tightly wound grief. What had happened? What effect had it all had on who she was? She started Griefcast, the podcast that talks openly, honestly and at times cheerfully about life's most difficult moment: its end.Inspired by her own grief mistakes and lessons, and from the profound and witty insights from her incredible guests - including Philippa Perry, Reverend Richard Coles, Isabel Allende, Nish Kumar and Marian Keyes - Cariad provides a road map for all of us. For anybody who has felt lost in grief, who wants to help someone struggling, or just wants to understand this life a little better. You are not alone.

Einen geliebten Menschen zu verlieren, reißt immer ein Loch in unser Leben. Es passiert uns allen, und doch ist das Gefühl überwältigend, ganz allein mit der Trauer zu sein. Cariad Lloyd weiß das aus eigener Erfahrung, im Alter von 15 Jahren verlor sie ihren Vater. Und spürt den Schmerz bis heute. Um nicht allein mit der Trauer zu bleiben und sie zu bewältigen, begann sie mit Menschen zu sprechen, Prominenten und Forschern, Freunden und Bekannten. Aus den Gesprächen hat sie gelernt: »Du bist nicht allein.« Nun heißt sie uns alle im ›Club der Trauernden‹ willkommen und zeigt, dass Humor und Lebensfreude, Zuversicht und die Erinnerung uns durch die Trauer tragen können. Ein bewegendes, ermutigendes Buch, das uns lächelnd an unsere verstorbenen Lieben denken lässt und Trauer aus der Tabuzone holt.