Memory Tree : A Holiday Grief Book
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From the author and illustrator of The Memory Box, the best-selling children’s book about grief, comes a new picture book to help and comfort families celebrating their first holiday season after the loss of a loved one.
Grief is challenging for children and families any time of year, but during Christmas or other family-focused holidays, the death of a loved one can bring especially difficult feelings. In The Memory Tree, a child struggles with the recent loss of a loved one. Holiday lights don’t seem to shine as bright, and celebrations don’t feel quite as merry. But then she and her family find a way to commemorate their lost loved one: the decoration of a special Memory Tree, which allows them all to process their feelings and make the person a meaningful part of their celebrations. Joanna Rowland’s sensitive writing and Thea Baker’s beautiful illustrations gently prompt reflections and suggestions for readers to create their own Memory Trees at home.
A grief book and heartwarming Christmas story in one, The Memory Tree provides comfort to grieving families–whether for the first holiday celebrated after the loss of a loved one, or many years later.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781506496641
ISBN10: 1506496644
Joanna Rowland | Illustrator: Thea Baker
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2025
Memory Box
Publisher: Beaming Books – 1517 Media
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