About This Book
Reach for this book when your family is navigating the sudden loss of a child or sibling and you are searching for a way to talk about legacy and the enduring nature of love. This story follows the life and unexpected death of Edward, a young boy with a special gift for seeing the world, as told through the eyes of his older brother, Jake. It is a deeply lyrical and gentle exploration of grief that focuses on the healing power of organ donation without being overly clinical or graphic. While the subject matter is heavy, the book is written with a profound sense of hope and beauty. It is most appropriate for children aged 8 to 12 who are mature enough to process a character death and interested in how we carry on the memories of those we love. Parents will appreciate the way it frames donation as a gift of life, providing a sense of comfort and purpose amidst the pain of loss.
