An Inspiring True Tale of Healing and Resilience

Cover of book titled 'The Power of Love: A Suicide Story of Healing' by Cheryl Amirault, featuring two people holding hands, facing a large sun over a body of water.
Illustration of a couple holding hands, standing on the shore, looking at a large moon over water. Includes "Elder Approved" and "Eaglespeaker Project" logos.

The Power of Love: A Suicide Story of Healing

A deeply moving and inspiring true story that delves into the raw emotions of loss, love, and the unwavering strength of resilience. The Power of Love is a transformative read for anyone coping with grief or seeking to understand the path toward recovery.

This 32-page book is perfect for youth, classrooms, and community discussions. It opens the door for meaningful conversations about mental health, suicide prevention, grief, and healing.

Whether you're seeking comfort, guidance, or a way to support a young person through difficult times, The Power of Love offers hope and understanding. An essential read for those looking to foster compassion and healing in their communities.

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Cartoon of a group enjoying music with two people playing guitars on a couch, surrounded by friends sitting and listening, with a table in the foreground holding a mug and a bottle.
Cartoon couple in nature with guitar, picnic table, wine glasses, river, mountains, and stars.
A cartoon illustration of two people, one with a red jacket and one with a yellow jacket, standing on a balcony against a sunset landscape. Speech bubbles express feelings of stress about divorce, work dissatisfaction, parenting concerns, and depress
Cartoon person driving a blue car, appearing concerned with speech bubbles expressing worry about someone not going to work and fearing for their safety. Another person's speech bubble on a phone expresses disbelief and concern.
Illustration of two people outside a house with a silhouette of a person inside, surrounded by mountains and a dark sky. Speech bubbles express regret and confusion about someone named Greg leaving.
Cartoon of a woman holding a smartphone with a silhouette image, another woman in the background looking upset. Both have blonde hair and are wearing red.
Illustration of a person with long hair using a computer for a video call, with a person on the screen.
Illustration of a person sitting cross-legged on a bed with a tablet, in a room with nautical-themed decor and a vase of flowers on a bedside table.
Cartoon of people playing guitar and socializing in a colorful room.
Illustration of two people on a balcony overlooking a landscape at night; one person is playing a guitar.
Illustration of a person providing a neck massage to another person on a massage table, with a candle nearby; warm tones and cozy room setting.
Illustration of a person walking a dog on a path with green hills and a sunset in the background.

One Sheet

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Promotional material for 'The Power of Love: A Suicide Story of Healing' by Cheryl Amirault. Book cover features an illustration of two people overlooking a scene. Text includes themes of loss, love, and recovery, plus author information and contact details. Suitable for youth and community discussions.

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Press release for "The Power of Love: A Suicide Story of Healing" by Cheryl Amirault, released by Eaglespeaker Publishing. The book targets youth aged 9-12 and addresses loss, hope, and healing from suicide through personal stories and illustrations. Format is softcover and eBook, ISBN 978-0-920255-53-0, 32 pages, dimensions 8.5 x 8.5 inches. Available for order at bookstores and online. Author also offers educational sessions for youth and adults.

Reviews

  • Marce Merrell

    Reading Cheryl's book registers a knowing feeling inside me. The images allow the text to stand out– the big questions, the statements about presence, soul path, compassion, and connection to nature.

  • Fred Penn

    Through vivid storytelling and stunning visuals, the book captures the essence of Greg's spirit and the profound impact he had on those around him. It’s a testament to the enduring power of love, even in the face of loss.

  • Brenna Shared

    I have lost quite a few people from suicide. The hardest one was my ex boyfriend and my baby brother. I can relate a lot to the author. I love the graphics and the layout. Beautiful work!

  • Kat Forest

    This story helps to bring to light the perspectives of people who have suffered loss along with a glimpse of the perspective of the person willing to let themselves depart. It is a mild way to address such a heavy subject and the author did a good job with it. The drawings are well done and very colorful to offset the sad nature of the story. Well done.

  • Jennifer Graff

    Description This is a simple honest look at a relationship in the physical and spiritual worlds. The people in your life are there for a reason and you learn the reason/lesson from those relationships. You don't stop loving someone when they are no longer with you. You love them harder and deeper than ever. Thank you.goes here

  • Cara Mortlock

    This was a beautiful story that handles a delicate subject so gracefully.