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'Something's Wrong with George' Book

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$10.05 $15 In stock

Category: Kit Components

Help your child gain an understanding of death and learn how to say goodbye to their beloved pet with the 'Something's Wrong with George' Book from Lovevery.

  • Part of the Lovevery Library collection, designed to support young children through important life topics
  • Gently introduces the concept of loss and saying goodbye in a developmentally appropriate way
  • Encourages emotional understanding and empathy during difficult conversations
  • Title: 'Something's Wrong with George'
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The illustrations are gentle enough that my four-year-old asks for it by name when we talk about our old dog. It’s helped her put words to something she couldn’t before, and the story moves at just the right pace for a bedtime read.

Julian ★★★★★

We've read this together three times since our cat passed, and it's helped my daughter open up about feelings she couldn't put into words before. The gentle, matter-of-fact tone makes the hard topic of saying goodbye feel manageable for a little kid.

Adam O. ★★★★★

The illustrations are gentle enough for my sensitive 5-year-old, and the story handles the finality of pet loss in a way that doesn’t feel scary. We’ve read it three nights in a row since our old cat died, and it’s actually helping me find the right words too.