About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when a child is asking difficult questions about where a loved one goes after they die, or when a family is in the immediate fog of grief following the loss of a grandfather. It provides a gentle, non-threatening space to process the physical absence of a person who was once a constant presence. The story follows a young boy and his family as they gather to remember his grandfather. Through quiet conversations and shared memories, the boy begins to understand that while his grandfather is no longer physically in the room, his spirit remains in the wind, the trees, and the special places they once visited together. It is an ideal choice for children ages 4 to 8 because it validates their confusion while offering a comforting, nature-based perspective on enduring love. Parents will appreciate how it models a healthy, open family dialogue about death without relying on specific religious dogma.
