Rating: 4 out of 5.

This thoughtful book tells the story of a young girl who worries she will forget a loved one who has died. Exploring themes of grief and continuing bonds, she creates a memory box where she collects trinkets, stories and even new memories that help her maintain connection and cope with the loss. Appropriate for children aged 3 to 9 or 10, this book is a nice way to help a child when someone close to them dies.

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I’m Lizzie

A child clinical psychologist supporting parents, teens and kids. I’m currently available for online clinical consultations. You can also read some of my book reviews, which provide an introduction to my clinical philosophy and approach.