About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is experiencing a deep, perhaps unexplainable sense of loss or is struggling to process the permanent absence of a close friend. Rather than a linear narrative, this is a collection of fragments that explore how love persists through different versions of reality. It follows two central characters through shifting roles, from space travelers to garden keepers, all while grappling with a core mystery of grief. The book is secular and abstract, making it a safe yet profound space for 10 to 16 year olds who feel 'different' or are introspective. It offers a unique comfort by suggesting that even when someone is gone, the connection remains part of our own internal kaleidoscope.
