Why Did God Let Grandpa die? [Mass Market Paperback] Phoebe Cranor

Description

1976 edition. Paperback cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spine has some reading creases and wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This poignant book by Phoebe Cranor tackles the profound and often difficult question of death from a Christian perspective, specifically aimed at helping children understand the loss of a beloved grandparent. Published in 1976, it emerged during a period when discussions around death and grief were becoming more open in American society, challenging the previous cultural tendency to avoid such topics, especially with children. Cranor’s gentle and compassionate approach, grounded in her faith, would have provided a much-needed resource for families grappling with this universal experience. While the well-worn cover and creased spine of this particular copy attest to its frequent use over the decades, the clean pages and secure binding suggest it has been a cherished companion through many difficult conversations. For collectors, this edition represents an important milestone in the evolving discourse around death and grieving within the Christian community, offering a window into the shifting cultural norms of its era.