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    Tatiana Grieve Oliver, 11, wrote IT'S OKAY TO CRY for grieving children. She and her sister, Keira, are ordering 700 copies of the book. Tatiana: I know what it feels like to lose someone, but I can't change what happened.

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    Tatiana Grieve Oliver, 11, wrote IT'S OKAY TO CRY for grieving children. She and her sister, Keira, are ordering 700 copies of the book. Tatiana: I know what it feels like to lose someone, but I can't change what happened.

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    Tatiana Grieve Oliver, 11, wrote IT'S OKAY TO CRY for grieving children. She and her sister, Keira, are ordering 700 copies of the book. Tatiana: I know what it feels like to lose someone, but I can't change what happened.

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    Please read this letter from my daughter, Tatiana Grieve Oliver, now 11.

    If you want to contribute to the cost of printing and shipping these 700 copies of my girls book, Its Okay To Cry for grieving children, to each of the students at Sandy Hook Elementary, please donate what you can and share this link with your loved ones. We are so grateful to be able to send these children and their families something that we know will help them. With love, light, and hope Hyla

    www.socialgoodproject.com/causes

    Dear Sandy Hook Elementary, Hello, my name is Tatiana. I am an eleven-year-old fifth grader. When I heard what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary, my heart broke for all of you. It is the most upsetting news. You might have lost a son, daughter, friend, sister, brother, or someone you knew, and I am so sorry for the pain you are going through. I wish I could go back in the past and change what happened, but I know I can't. I can't give you back your loved one, but I hope that this book I wrote will help you in some way. I know what it feels like to lose someone. I watched my daddy die. I wrote IT'S OKAY TO CRY when I was nine. My little sister, Keira, illustrated it, and my Mommy took the photographs and helped me publish the book. It is about the things I went through after my daddy died. The feelings I felt. And the things that have helped me find happiness again. It has activities and helpful messages. I really hope it helps you get through the hard times. My Mommy, Keira, and I are ordering, signing, and sending 700 copies of IT'S OKAY TO CRY to you because I want each of the children at the school to have one. We have faith that all of the people who want to send you their love will donate enough money to cover our expenses. No matter what, we will get them to you. Sending Love and Hope, Tatiana
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    If you are reading this and want to help send these books to the children and families of Sandy Hook Elementary, please go to the link below and look for the donate button. If you cannot donate money, please share this cause with your friends and family so that we can all surround the children of Sandy Hook Elementary with our love, light, and hope. -Hyla Molander (Proud Mom and Founder of Social Good Project)

    www.socialgoodproject.com/causes

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