Grandma's house has always been the narrator's favourite place. One winter day, however, Grandma is too tired to bake. Later that night, she passes away and all winter long, her granddaughter misses her terribly. When spring finally arrives and flowers begin to shoot up from the ground, the girl discovers her own special way by which she can accept her grandma's death. A vibrantly illustrated, moving story that deals sensitively with the experience of bereavement and celebrates the triumph of hope in a difficult time.
About the book
Grandma's house has always been the narrator's favourite place. One winter day, however, Grandma is too tired to bake. Later that night, she passes away and all winter long, her granddaughter misses her terribly. When spring finally arrives and flowers begin to shoot up from the ground, the girl discovers her own special way by which she can accept her grandma's death. A vibrantly illustrated, moving story that deals sensitively with the experience of bereavement and celebrates the triumph of hope in a difficult time.