A metaphor of grief and learning to move forward.

Ok, first things first: is that her nose on her forehead? Second thing: awesome endpapers. Third: love the art (even with the nose thing). Lastly: unsure about whether this will appeal to children, unless perhaps they've personally suffered the loss of a friend. ( )

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This is a story about love and loss, and how we lock our heart because of loss, until everything in our life seems meaningless. The story ends with a beautiful message of letting go and finding a new life. ( )