About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the heavy realization that their best friend is moving away. It serves as a gentle companion for navigating the complex mix of grief, loyalty, and the fear of being forgotten that comes with big life transitions. The story follows Louise and Dottie as they face a cross-country separation, emphasizing that distance does not have to mean the end of a deep connection. Through letters and shared memories, the narrative models how to keep a bond alive while acknowledging the very real pain of absence. It is an ideal choice for elementary-aged children who need to see their feelings of loneliness validated. By focusing on the resilience of friendship, this book provides both comfort and a practical framework for staying in touch across the miles.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with the emotional loss of a friendship due to relocation. The approach is direct and realistic, capturing the true-to-life sadness children feel. The resolution is hopeful but grounded in reality, acknowledging that things will be different but can still be good.
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