Description:
À la mort de sa grand-maman, Sophie découvre la tradition ancienne de poser des pierres sur la tombe d'une personne aimée.
Brief description:
Hayley Lowe is an illustrator and storyteller living in Vancouver B.C. She enjoys exploring a range of media but is particularly drawn to pencil, charcoal, gouache and procreate. When not at her desk dreaming up stories Hayley can be found walking in the forest with her family and friends.
Review Quotes:
"Kathy Kacer has woven a poignant story around a child's initial experience with grief and loss....Not only is the Author's Note about the customs of different countries, cultures, and religions regarding what to leave on a grave informative, but it also underscores the importance of commemorating a loved one in some significant manner. Hayley Lowe's perceptive illustrations, created with pencil/graphite sticks and Procreate, ably juxtapose the joyful experiences shared between a grandmother and grandchild with the solemn, reflective atmosphere that follows a loss of great consequence."
-- "Canadian Children's Book News"