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The Memory Tree - (Memory Box) by Joanna Rowland (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- From the author and illustrator of The Memory Box, the best-selling children's book about grief, comes a new picture book to help and comfort families celebrating their first holiday season after the loss of a loved one.
- 4-8 Years
- 12.81" x 10.29" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
- Series Name: Memory Box
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About the Book
From the author and illustrator of The Memory Box, the bestselling children's book about grief, comes a new picture book to help and comfort families celebrating their first holiday season after the loss of a loved one.Book Synopsis
From the author and illustrator of The Memory Box, the best-selling children's book about grief, comes a new picture book to help and comfort families celebrating their first holiday season after the loss of a loved one.
Grief is challenging for children and families any time of year, but during Christmas or other family-focused holidays, the death of a loved one can bring especially difficult feelings. In The Memory Tree, a child struggles with the recent loss of a loved one. Holiday lights don't seem to shine as bright, and celebrations don't feel quite as merry. But then she and her family find a way to commemorate their lost loved one: the decoration of a special Memory Tree, which allows them all to process their feelings and make the person a meaningful part of their celebrations. Joanna Rowland's sensitive writing and Thea Baker's beautiful illustrations gently prompt reflections and suggestions for readers to create their own Memory Trees at home.
A grief book and heartwarming Christmas story in one, The Memory Tree provides comfort to grieving families--whether for the first holiday celebrated after the loss of a loved one, or many years later.
A Best Kids' Books About Mental Health of 2025 Book
Review Quotes
"This book does a great job addressing the difficulties that holidays can bring, but also how to embrace that time while experiencing loss. It's realistic and hopeful, providing different ways for people to move forward and could also be adapted to other cultures." --The Child Mind Institute, The Best Kids' Books About Mental Health of 2025