I Built a Rocket Ship by Anna Lazowski stained glass and the master's son

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The author acknowledges that a book on death written just for little ones is a bit niche but emphasizes in the foreword the need to properly discuss this tough situation with young children

Hanscom has also been a frequent contributor to The Washington Post's "Answer Sheet" column

"Though investigative reporting

Finished size: 30" x 26" (poster size)

I Built a Rocket Ship by Anna Lazowski stained glass and the master's sonA grieving child builds a rocket ship as a way to process feelings. For fans of Oliver Jeffers's The Heart and the Bottle. A young child addresses a loved one who is no longer there, while narrating the process of building a rocket ship in the backyard. Dad is nearby, as the child explains their progress and decisions about what to pack as they build. Musing that something is still missing, the child remembers past building projects, stargazing and a