Federico Gastaldi
Chip
Chip
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Atticus and Chip share memories in a picture book about losing a pet, emphasizing the importance of memory as a coping strategy for grief. It is a gentle story that offers an imaginative meditation on healing from loss.
Format: Hardback
Length: 40 pages
Publication date: 19 October 2023
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company
In this heartfelt and visually captivating picture book, Atticus and Chip embark on a journey of shared memories as they navigate the painful experience of losing a beloved pet. Awakening at his customary time, Atticus eagerly prepares to feed his companion, Chip. However, to his dismay, Chip is nowhere to be found. Confused and seeking answers, Atticus turns to his loved ones, only to receive gentle yet evasive explanations about the concept of death. Responses such as "Chip is in a better place" or "Chip has moved on" leave Atticus grappling with a mix of emotions and questions.
Told from a child's perspective, this honest portrayal underscores the significance of memory as a coping mechanism during the grieving process. Memories reside within our hearts, serving as a cherished keepsake of our loved ones. This gentle story serves as an imaginative exploration of healing from grief, offering solace and understanding to readers of all ages.
Weight: 460g
Dimension: 264 x 262 x 13 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780316381840
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