Brown Bear & Oofie Present: The Loss of a Loved One


Children - Social Issues
44 Pages
Reviewed on 06/26/2022
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Author Biography

I am an NYU graduate with a BFA in dance from Tisch School of the Arts. Dancing is a previous chapter in my life but I have always been a creative individual. I have now turned my creative outlet towards my books and helping children all around the world.

I want to bring awareness to kids so they know they aren’t alone. My topics are social issues/ life learning lessons. I want the parents to be involved and read my books with their kids and have valid conversations that open doorways to communicating better with them. So many young kids these days are consumed with social media and technology and miss out on learning valuable lessons in life while being disconnected from their parents.

    Book Review

Reviewed by Sefina Hawke for Readers' Favorite

Brown Bear and Oofie Present: The Loss of a Loved One by Masami S.C. is a children’s social issues book that would appeal mainly to an audience of parents, guardians, and child caregivers who want a way to help a child understand death and the emotions that come with it. Brown Bear’s grandmother, Mimi, has passed away and the loss has left quite an impact, not only on Brown Bear but also on her friend Oofie. The story of Brown Bear and Oofie provides a fictional framework for understanding and coping with the loss of a loved one that is worded for children.

Brown Bear and Oofie Present: The Loss of a Loved One by Masami S.C. is a well-written children’s book with adorable illustrations. The book is not specifically centered on one religious view, but instead offers different possibilities for life after death that will assist children to maintain an optimistic perspective about where their loved ones may go after death. The illustrations are particularly well done, especially the expressions of the characters. The author’s skill at writing books for children was obvious in that the words chosen were those children could readily understand. As a psychology graduate, I found this book to be an invaluable resource for anyone needing to help children understand death. I liked the way the book did not have a depressing feel to it and how it also had themes of friendship and empathy.