About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when a child is navigating the quiet, lingering sadness of losing a grandparent and needs to see how life eventually finds its rhythm again. It is a particularly helpful tool for children who express their grief through worry for the surviving grandparent, as the story focuses on how the young protagonists help their 'Gramps' find joy in his farm once more. The story follows Mags and Cody as they return to their grandfather's farm for the first time since their grandmother passed away. Finding the farm neglected and Gramps discouraged, the children decide to honor their grandmother's memory by restoring her beloved garden and attracting bluebirds. It is a gentle, secular exploration of legacy and the restorative power of nature that is perfectly suited for children ages 4 to 8. This book offers a hopeful roadmap for families looking to create meaningful rituals of remembrance.
