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    Seth’S’ Journey

    By Barbara Jean Cline

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    Seths Journey is primarily for ages 5 and up, yet it should attract children of all ages and their parents. Filled with fantasy and adventure, and rich with spiritual overtones and reassurances, it tells the story of a boy who dies at a very young age. In dreamlike, almost mythical terms, the book begins and ends in heaven, with the middle section describing Seths life on earth. Despite handling a topic that could be difficult for children to read about, the book is comforting rather than scary and is stocked with playful characters and gentle humor. Its lyrical mixture of prose and poetry with Seths earth life told in first person and almost entirely in rhyme makes it a wonderful book to read aloud.

    This book intended to reassure terminally ill children that their death is not an end but part of an endless journey; to explain in words they can understand the meaning and purpose of their short life; and to comfort them with the knowledge that they are loved and protected always by a Higher Spirit. It provides the children the opportunity to asked questions of their hidden fears from the reader. It offers a joyful vision of heaven and shows how being born and dying are just like putting on a different garment for a brand new experience. The book is beneficial reading for all children in that it helps them see dying as part of the universal cycle. And it will benefit many parents by reinforcing their hopes about the hereafter and a divine protective spirit, and by strengthening their belief that their child is now safe.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateAug 29, 2012
    ISBN9781477269435
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    Seth’S’ Journey
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    Barbara Jean Cline

    Barbara Jean Cline, has lived in the West, Mesa AZ for most of her adult life. She graduated from Scottsdale Community College with an Associates Degree in Equestrian Science and horse training. Ms Cline went on to further her education at Collins College with a degree in Graphic Arts. Barbara has always been a great cook but wanted more. She enrolled at Scottsdale Culinary Institute Cordon Bleu, and received an Associates Degree in Culinary Art. During her career as an Administrator, Barbara has been employed with a few major employers, AT&T, Motorola, Intel, Three Five Systems, The Shaw Group and T-Mobile. Barbara is a get-err-done kind of gal and wear’s many different hats. She is a hard worker and believes her life path is to learn how to delegate responsibility and let others take care of themselves every now and then. A few of her special talents are landscaping and interior decorating. She is also a good parent and provider and loves animals especially her sheltie and life long friend Charlie Brown. One of her biggest belief is one's right to pursue their heart's desire. Barbara lives to experience as much as possible in the shortest amount of time possible. She appreciates the fact that life is short and is bound and determined to make the most of every minute she has on this earth. She has an inquisitive mind and a thirst for adventure that is only slaked by the collecting of unusual experiences and plenty of travel. Her reverence for the mysteries of the universe makes her an adamant seeker of truth. Barbara would like to share her knowledge with anyone who would like to accept it. She was inspired to write this book after losing her beloved 4-year-old grandson in a tragic accident. Searching for answers she became aware of the millions of young children who die each year and of the very few books that have been written to help prepare a child for their journey and to comfort their families and friends. The Book about Seth’s Journey: His life in Heaven and His Life on Earth was written as part of her own healing process. Barbara’s wish is to help others feel safe and to know that death is as simple as putting on a different garment for the next journey.

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