My Grandma Died

A parent would reach for this book when a family is navigating the immediate aftermath of a grandmother's passing and needs a clear, gentle way to explain the concept of death to a young child. It serves as an emotional bridge for those difficult first conversations when a child asks where Grandma went or why everyone is so sad. The story validates the deep bond between a grandchild and grandmother while addressing the physical reality of death in a way that is honest but comforting. Through simple language and relatable scenarios, the book explores the range of 'big feelings' that follow loss, from confusion to quiet sadness. It is particularly well suited for children ages 3 to 7, as it avoids complex metaphors that might confuse early learners. This is a practical tool for parents who want to normalize the grieving process and provide their child with a sense of security and hope during a period of family transition.