Remember the Wind - Paperback
Remember the Wind - Paperback
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by Anastasia Khmelevska (Illustrator), Trista L. Davis (Author)
Remember the Wind is a gentle, heartfelt story for children and the child within every adult who has ever loved someone deeply... and wondered how to remember them when they leave this side of life.
For young readers ages 4 and up, this beautifully illustrated book tenderly guides children through something that can feel confusing, scary, or lonely-the loss of a loved one. Through soft language, comforting imagery, and the familiar, ever-present movement of the wind, children learn that love doesn't disappear when a person's body grows old, tired, sick, or unable to stay.
In this story, the wind becomes a loving companion- soft like a hug, strong like an ancestor's protection, warm like a memory, cool like a calming breath, and always present, just like the love they shared.
Children learn that the wind carries reminders, songs, whispers of love, and tiny moments that help their hearts feel connected again. The wind becomes a bridge-between here and there, now and forever.
Grounded in spirituality, ancestral wisdom, and the belief that we are held by God/Spirit/Yahweh, this book offers children a meaningful way to understand loss through something they can see, hear, and feel every day.
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