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Where Do We Go?
"Continuing as they always would, on the twirling, whirling paths of Everchanging Wood", Finnick and his most treasured friend Lopsmile ponder the absence of their loved ones.
Where Do We Go is a fantastical imagining of where we might go when we aren't here anymore. Told through the eyes of two curious forest creatures who wonder about the place their loved ones have gone.
Parents, guardians, teachers and gift-givers alike will find:
Rhyming language that is fun to read and is enjoyable for children to follow along with.
This book can be a helpful tool in bringing up the conversation around death and dealing with the loss of a loved one.
A secular look at death and the possibility of life beyond what we know and see.
Whimsical illustrations that enchant readers of all ages.
This book is a useful tool for introducing the topic of death and the loss of a loved one, however was not intended to answer the question in its entirety, after all, it is life's most enduring mystery. Where Do We Go was written and illustrated for readers aged 3 to 9, however, it is equally written for the adults who have an imagination all of their own.
Where Do We Go is a fantastical imagining of where we might go when we aren't here anymore. Told through the eyes of two curious forest creatures who wonder about the place their loved ones have gone.
Parents, guardians, teachers and gift-givers alike will find:
Rhyming language that is fun to read and is enjoyable for children to follow along with.
This book can be a helpful tool in bringing up the conversation around death and dealing with the loss of a loved one.
A secular look at death and the possibility of life beyond what we know and see.
Whimsical illustrations that enchant readers of all ages.
This book is a useful tool for introducing the topic of death and the loss of a loved one, however was not intended to answer the question in its entirety, after all, it is life's most enduring mystery. Where Do We Go was written and illustrated for readers aged 3 to 9, however, it is equally written for the adults who have an imagination all of their own.
28 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 1, 2022
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November 6, 2022
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I read it to my (four-year-old who shares the authors name) and the beautiful illustrations took me back to my childhood of reading picture books. This book provides a great jumping-off point to have open discussions with younger family members about what it means when someone close to them passes and it shows many examples of questions that are usually brought up while it is interesting to ponder what happens that it is just as important to live in the here and now 5 stars :D
November 14, 2022
Lovely children's book full of wonder, original story,, quality of the book is great,, feels and looks good, great artwork
Great bedtime story,
Great bedtime story,
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