Bigger Than a Dream

Reach for this book when your child begins to ask abstract questions about death, especially if they are curious about a relative who passed away before they were born. This story provides a gentle, imaginative framework for discussing the mystery of what happens after life without relying on specific religious dogma. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to validate a child's curiosity while offering comfort and a sense of enduring connection. The narrative follows a young boy who goes on a magical, nighttime bicycle adventure with the sister he never got to meet. Through their playful and honest interactions, the book explores the idea that love and memory are bigger than dreams. It treats death with a surprising lightness, focusing on the bond between siblings and the way those we lose remain part of our lives. While it touches on sadness, the primary takeaway is one of wonder and peace, making it a safe and beautiful introduction to a difficult topic.