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The Star That Knows My Name
When someone we love passes away, the world can feel quieter and confusing—especially for a child.
The Star That Knows My Name follows Leo and Lily as they learn to live with the loss of their sister, Emily. Through simple, reassuring language and comforting imagery, this story reminds young readers that love never leaves and all feelings are okay.
A book for children ages 3–6, ideal for families, therapists, hospitals, hospice programs, and grief counselors.
Note: This book is not a substitute for professional grief support. Consult a mental health professional if concerns persist.
The Little Lantern in the Sky
A gentle story for children coping with the loss of a sibling
When someone we love passes away, the world can feel quieter and confusing.
The Little Lantern in the Sky follows Sofia as she learns to live with the loss of her brother Max. Through thoughtful language and comforting imagery, this story reminds young readers that love never leaves, and all feelings are okay.
Ideal for children ages 6–10, families, counselors, schools, and hospitals.
Note: This book is not a substitute for professional grief support. Consult a mental health professional if concerns persist.
Where the Fireflies Glow
A heartfelt story for young adults coping with the loss of a sibling.
When someone we love passes away, it can leave the world feeling quiet and strange.
Where the Fireflies Glow follows Clara as she learns to live with the loss of her brother Ethan. Through reflective storytelling and gentle imagery, this book shows young readers that love endures and grief can coexist with hope.
Ideal for ages 11–15, families, counselors, schools, and hospitals.
Note: This book is not a substitute for professional grief support. Consult a mental health professional if concerns persist.
Wings of Her Memory
A heartfelt story for young adults coping with the loss of a sibling.
When someone we love passes away, it can leave the world feeling quiet and strange.
Wings of Her Memory follows Isabel as she learns to live with the loss of her sister Lila. Through reflective storytelling and gentle symbolism, this book shows young readers that love endures, grief is complex, and hope can coexist with sorrow.
Ideal for ages 16–20, young adults, counselors, schools, and families.
Note: This book is not a substitute for professional grief support. Consult a mental health professional if concerns persist.