The Death of Faefolk intertwines lessons in death education, ordinary magic, otherworld travel and healing through ancestral lines. Walk deep into a land where innocence and elderhood meet- where the real work of examining your bones is discovered. Four young adults and a mysterious young man are brought together through the death of their beloved dog only to discover that death and life are inseparable and living is more precious because of it. Magical, humorous and emotionally moving, The Death of Faefolk is the story of life after the Great Virus where death education has become essential to understanding how to live. ****** Perfect for aspiring Death Doulas and empowering youth. A great book for youth to read in tandem with a mentor, family member or in a book club. ****** "Anne-Marie Keppel's delightful book The Death of Faefolk offers the reader an enchanting story that masterfully weaves in themes of loss and grief along with factual information about death. This book is an essential tool for educating young adults about death as a key to the cycle of life and presents the information through a comforting and non-threatening tale. I highly recommend it for readers of all ages who want to get in touch with the gift of our mortality."-Karen Wyatt MD, Author of 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying, Host of End-of-Life University Podcast ****** "Perfectly timed and with a plethora of social justice messages for teens rolled into one captivating fantasy novel."-Lee Webster, funeral reform advocate and thought leader, National Home Funeral Alliance, National End-of-Life Doula Alliance, Green Burial Council ******* "Anne-Marie Keppel displays an extraordinary honesty and sensitivity in this work in the way that she weaves the ancient Irish tradition of Keening through a modern American tale. While not shying away from the details, young people are taught to maintain the dignity of the bereaved, honour the deceased and accept death as a fact of life. This initiation into death rituals is an important (although often neglected) element in any young person's education. What a gift!" - Dr. Mary Mc Laughlin, Irish Singer, Teacher ******* Anne-Marie Keppel's first book, Death Nesting: Ancient & Modern Death Doula Techniques, Mindfulness Practices and Herbal Care which won a 2020 bronze medal in New Age/Mind-Body-Spirit from the Independent Publisher Book Awards.
The Death of Faefolk intertwines lessons in death education, ordinary magic, otherworld travel and healing through ancestral lines. Walk deep into a land where innocence and elderhood meet- where the real work of examining your bones is discovered. Four young adults and a mysterious young man are brought together through the death of their beloved dog only to discover that death and life are inseparable and living is more precious because of it. Magical, humorous and emotionally moving, The Death of Faefolk is the story of life after the Great Virus where death education has become essential to understanding how to live. ****** Perfect for aspiring Death Doulas and empowering youth. A great book for youth to read in tandem with a mentor, family member or in a book club. ****** "Anne-Marie Keppel's delightful book The Death of Faefolk offers the reader an enchanting story that masterfully weaves in themes of loss and grief along with factual information about death. This book is an essential tool for educating young adults about death as a key to the cycle of life and presents the information through a comforting and non-threatening tale. I highly recommend it for readers of all ages who want to get in touch with the gift of our mortality."-Karen Wyatt MD, Author of 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying, Host of End-of-Life University Podcast ****** "Perfectly timed and with a plethora of social justice messages for teens rolled into one captivating fantasy novel."-Lee Webster, funeral reform advocate and thought leader, National Home Funeral Alliance, National End-of-Life Doula Alliance, Green Burial Council ******* "Anne-Marie Keppel displays an extraordinary honesty and sensitivity in this work in the way that she weaves the ancient Irish tradition of Keening through a modern American tale. While not shying away from the details, young people are taught to maintain the dignity of the bereaved, honour the deceased and accept death as a fact of life. This initiation into death rituals is an important (although often neglected) element in any young person's education. What a gift!" - Dr. Mary Mc Laughlin, Irish Singer, Teacher ******* Anne-Marie Keppel's first book, Death Nesting: Ancient & Modern Death Doula Techniques, Mindfulness Practices and Herbal Care which won a 2020 bronze medal in New Age/Mind-Body-Spirit from the Independent Publisher Book Awards.
