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A story about love, loss, and what remains
A gentle, imaginative story for children and the adults who love them—about loss, memory, and the ways love can continue after someone is gone.
The book is under development. We’ll share progress and publication news as the project moves forward.
The story
Rona loves her family, her friends, and the silly dog who kisses her fingers. With her mom, she finds adventure in the forest, at the zoo, and even in a living-room tea party.
Her story opens a gentle space for children and adults to explore love, memory, and continuing connection.
The story behind the story
After my daughter Rona died at six, people often asked how I found my footing. Imagination played a big role. Rona dreamed of being a fairy and believed wholeheartedly in magic. This book grew from that connection—not to explain loss, but to offer children and adults a gentle, imaginative way to talk about love, memory, and what remains.
Who this story is for
How Rona Became a Fairy is a gentle story for children and the adults who care for them—especially when a family is navigating loss, remembering someone they love, or trying to begin a difficult conversation.
Book updates
For parents, caregivers, educators, professionals and other adult supporters. Register for updates on the book’s development and future availability.
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