Where is my Gigi?

When Gigi disappears, we can’t find her anywhere!

Losing a loved one comes in many forms. It can be temporary because of a move or another type of separation, or can be a permanent loss.

Young children process through grief very differently than adults, and sometimes there are uncomfortable physical sensations that can cause anxiety.

This book is an introduction to identifying those physical feelings, “butterflies” in the tummy, being unable to sleep, and having a tight chest. It also gives young children some basic coping skills to help them deal with difficult feelings.

Author Biography

If you’re looking for books for children or young adults meant to help build self esteem or address difficult topics, Anjula has a background as a Children’s Therapist with a Masters Degree, and brings that experience to her writing. The underlying message in her writing is: “It’s possible to face our challenges and overcome them.” Anjula lives in the Toronto area, and enjoys spending time with family, writing books, and composing music.