Review: "As long as you remember me, this is not the end."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
Death is a fact of life, and kids must learn to deal with it at some time in their lives. For many kids, the death of a beloved pet will be their first experience with death. In this short book, author Sigal Magen shows how one family helped their young daughter to cope with the death of her cat. They chose to commemorate the cat by creating a mosaic of the cat as they remembered her. It's a short, simple story with a basic vocabulary that young kids will understand.But it's more than just a story. The book also includes a guide to creating a mosaic of the cat in the story. There's a materials list, photos of the materials used, and step-by-step instructions with illustrations. This would be a fun rainy day project for kids.