About This Book
Reach for this book when your child begins asking poignant, specific questions about a parent who passed away before they were old enough to remember them. It is especially helpful for children navigating the transition from early childhood into the more complex curiosity of the early elementary years. Harry knows his mother died when he was a baby, but he needs to piece together who she was as a person. Through conversations with his father and grandparents, he discovers her bravery, her talents, and her spirit. This gentle chapter book validates the longing to know one's origins while emphasizing the strength of the family unit that remains. It offers a secular, realistic, and deeply comforting approach to legacy and memory.
