About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the legacy of a family member or needs a high-octane distraction from the heavy emotions of grief. While the story centers on the death of a beloved grandmother, it quickly pivots into an empowering quest that transforms sadness into motivation. It is an ideal bridge for children who feel small in a world of complicated adults. Following Amy and Dan Cahill, the story explores the bond between siblings who must rely solely on one another after their grandmother passes. Through a fast-paced hunt for 39 mysterious clues, the book tackles themes of resilience and the search for identity. This graphic novel adaptation is particularly suited for reluctant readers aged 8 to 12, offering a visual and accessible way to process themes of family loss within a safe, adventurous framework.
