This book is a rare glimpse into the world of the dead, of their stories untold, and the life lessons that they wish to teach. Coming straight from the morgue, these are real people with real lives and stories that we all can relate to.

A forensic pathologist/autopsy specialist tells real life stories of the dead to inspire and teach life lessons, even long after their lives on earth have passed.----------Dr. Lee is a physician who has worked closely with dead bodies for over 10 years. She is still amazed by how much the stories of the dead continue to inspire and teach life lessons, even long after their lives on earth have passed.Having previously published children's titles, she is now eager to share th...

A curious child asks big, timeless questions-What is death? What is religion? Why do people believe different things?-and a loving parent tries to answer in ways a young mind can truly grasp. This book becomes that bridge. Designed as a simple, engaging dialogue between parent and child, it turns overwhelming concepts into warm, accessible conversations. Each page invites turn-taking and role-playing, transforming reading time into a shared discovery rather than a lecture. Parents gain a g...

Mom, Mom, Mom! What is death? What is religion? What is loyalty? What is divorce? When one question leads to another, how do you explain these abstract concepts to children in one or two sentences? Here is the second installment of a tool for parents to use to communicate hard-to-understand concepts to children at their level. Lets not be shy, open the book, and read together with our children. This series is written in simple dialogue format so that the parent and child can take turns rea...

Mom, Mom, Mom! What is death? What is religion? When one question leads to another, how do you explain these abstract concepts to children in one or two sentences? Here is a tool for parents to use to communicate hard-to-understand concepts to children at their level. Lets not be shy. Open the book, and read together with your children. This book is written in simple dialogue format so that the parent and child can take turns reading and playing the roles, which increases the fun in readin...

OUT OF WINTER is a personal account of how a father's sudden illness affects a family fraught by conflict over many years.It charts the process of grief which follows his death in 2008, and that of Carol Lee's mother only eight weeks later. Her mother's death, so swiftly after her father's, tests the limits of her ability to re-configure herself, to find who and what her mother and father are to her now, and to understand her brother's long flight into silence.In OUT OF WIN...

This book is a rare glimpse into the world of the dead, of their stories untold, and the life lessons that they wish to teach. Coming straight from the morgue, these are real people with real lives and stories that we all can relate to.

Mom, Mom, Mom! What is death? What is religion? When one question leads to another, how do you explain these abstract concepts to children in one or two sentences? Here is a tool for parents to use to communicate hard-to-understand concepts to children at their level. Lets not be shy. Open the book, and read together with your children. This book is written in simple dialogue format so that the parent and child can take turns reading and playing the roles, which increases the fun in readin...

This book offers a powerful, human glimpse into lives that continue to teach the living. Through a forensic pathologist's eyes, each chapter reveals the love, regret, and resilience behind every case. More than a book about death, it's a reflection on life's beauty, fragility, and the wisdom we carry forward.

A curious child asks big, timeless questions-What is death? What is religion? Why do people believe different things?-and a loving parent tries to answer in ways a young mind can truly grasp. This book becomes that bridge. Designed as a simple, engaging dialogue between parent and child, it turns overwhelming concepts into warm, accessible conversations. Each page invites turn-taking and role-playing, transforming reading time into a shared discovery rather than a lecture. Parents gain a g...

Mom, Mom, Mom! What is death? What is religion? When one question leads to another, how do you explain these abstract concepts to children in one or two sentences? Here is a tool for parents to use to communicate hard-to-understand concepts to children at their level. Lets not be shy. Open the book, and read together with your children. This book is written in simple dialogue format so that the parent and child can take turns reading and playing the roles, which increases the fun in readin...

Camping, Laughing, Fun & Filosophy is a delightful collection of true stories that proves the best adventures rarely go according to plan.Long before women commonly drove motorhomes, Carol Lee Cousins was navigating RVs, travel trailers, unexpected breakdowns, storms, and countless memorable mishaps. From family road trips and campground adventures to rebellious tents and unforgettable characters, Carol Lee discovers that life's greatest memories are often found in the detours....