Remember

by Matthew Reed

In “Remember,” the delicate subject of loss and grief is approached with gentle words and heartwarming illustrations, making it a tender companion in times of sorrow. This beautifully crafted book thoughtfully guides children and their families through the difficult journey of remembering loved ones who have passed away. With each turn of the page, “Remember” intertwines stories and comforting messages that allow readers to understand that while their loved ones may no longer be physically present, their spirit and memories continue to thrive. This book provides a safe space for readers to process their emotions, reflect, and cherish the joyful moments shared with those they’ve lost. The narrative is designed to embrace the various feelings that accompany grief—sadness, confusion, and even anger—while offering solace and a sense of connection. The illustrations complement the heartfelt words, crafting a soothing environment where readers can find peace. “Remember” is much more than just a story; it’s a treasure chest of memories. The back of the book features special pages dedicated to preserving the legacy of lost loved ones. Families are invited to write down favorite trips, cherished recipes, memorable stories, and other precious anecdotes that reflect the unique essence of those they’ve lost. These personalized pages transform “Remember” into a lasting keepsake, preserving the legacy of their loved ones for generations to come. The act of writing down memories is meant to foster healing and help readers understand that while loss is an inevitable part of life, the love and memories shared are everlasting. By engaging in this creative process, families not only honor their loved ones but also build a bridge to their past, ensuring that the warmth of their presence continues to illuminate their lives. “Remember” stands as a beacon of comfort and warmth, illustrating that through love, memories, and shared stories, the essence of our loved ones remains forever

30 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2024