About This Book
A parent or caregiver would reach for this book when a child is experiencing the heavy, confusing weight of losing a beloved grandmother. It serves as a gentle bridge for families seeking to explain the transition from physical presence to spiritual memory, offering a roadmap for healing that honors the deep bond between generations. The story follows a family as they process the departure of 'Mama Grace,' providing a comforting framework for children to understand that while a person may leave their physical home, their love remains an active part of the family's life. It is particularly well-suited for families who find comfort in faith-based perspectives on the afterlife. With its focus on hope and the enduring nature of love, it helps children move from the initial shock of loss toward a sense of peaceful remembrance. The book is developmentally appropriate for preschoolers and early elementary students who may be asking difficult questions about where their grandmother has gone.
