When Jack learns that his mum is very ill, he begins to worry about what life will be like without her. His biggest question is simple yet profound: Who will love me when you're gone? Through gentle conversations filled with warmth, reassurance, and hope, his mother helps him understand that love never truly disappears—it remains in memories, hearts, and the people who care for us.
Written by Anna Friend and beautifully illustrated by Jake Biggin, Who Will Love Me When You're Gone is a compassionate picture book designed to help children and families navigate difficult conversations about grief, terminal illness, and the loss of a loved one. The story uses simple, child-friendly language and expressive illustrations to encourage emotional understanding while offering comfort during challenging times.
The book also includes mindfulness activities that families can enjoy together to help children express their emotions and cope with feelings of sadness. Ideal for reading at home, in schools, or in counselling settings, this thoughtful title provides reassurance, promotes resilience, and reminds young readers that the love they share with someone lasts forever. Recommended for children aged 3–6 years.
