About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the permanence of loss or missing a specific person or pet who is no longer there. It is a gentle tool for children who are beginning to ask questions about where people go after they die or how we can keep our favorite memories alive when the world around us changes. Alice describes her special room to her mother, a place where the rules of time and logic do not apply. In this room, she can play with her deceased cat or experience winter snow in the middle of summer. By framing memory as a private, magical space, the book provides a comforting secular framework for grief and nostalgia. It is an ideal choice for parents seeking to validate a child's imagination as a healthy way to process sadness and celebrate life's best moments.
