Love Lives On, Though They Are Gone
Gracie Gratitude Series
by L.S. Smith
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Pub Date Mar 16 2025 | Archive Date Oct 02 2025
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Description
Helping Little Hearts Heal-Because Love Never Fades.
Love Lives On, Though They Are Gone is a gentle and uplifting book designed to help children navigate the difficult emotions that come with loss. Losing someone special can be confusing and heartbreaking, but this comforting book reassures young hearts that love never fades-it simply changes form.
Through warm words, soothing storytelling rhyme, and heartfelt messages, Love Lives On, Though They Are Gone encourages children to cherish the happy moments they shared, keep love alive in their hearts, and find comfort in the little ways their loved one's spirit continues to surround them. Whether it's through a favorite memory, a special place, or a loving tradition, this book helps children see that their connection to those they miss remains strong and unbreakable.
With kindness, hope, and gentle guidance, Love Lives On, Though They Are Gone provides a safe space for children to process their feelings, ask questions, and find reassurance that love is forever. Perfect for families, caregivers, and educators, this book is a beautiful resource for helping little ones cope with loss and remember that those we love are never truly gone-they live on in our hearts, our memories, and the love we carry forward.
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Featured Reviews
Love Lives On, Though They Are Gone is such a comforting story about a little fox learning that even though someone they love has passed away, the love they shared never truly disappears. The rhymes are gentle, the message is hopeful, and it gave me that warm feeling of reassurance that’s so important when talking to kids about grief. I loved how it explained that love can be found in memories, in nature, and in our hearts — it’s a beautiful reminder for both children and adults.
When you can’t hug them, hug the memories. 🤗
This tender tale wraps loss in love, showing kids that even when someone is gone, the heart never lets go. 💖✨
💥 Boom — talk about a heart-hug in rhyme! This book takes the big, scary subject of loss and flips it into something gentle, sweet, and hopeful. I loved how Gracie Gratitude shows her friend Felix that love never bails, even when people do — and honestly, it got me a little misty too. If you’ve got kiddos struggling with grief, this book is like a warm blanket and a pep talk all rolled into one. 🦊💖🦋
Rating: 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you NetGalley and BookBuzz.net for this arc in exchange for my honest review.
This children’s book is a heartwarming treasure that tenderly helps little ones navigate the confusing and often heavy feelings of grief. The gentle story is written in beautiful rhymes that flow easily, making it both soothing to read aloud and comforting to hear. Every page feels thoughtfully crafted to offer reassurance and a reminder that it’s okay to feel sadness while still holding on to love and cherished memories.
The gorgeous illustrations bring the story to life in a way that words alone cannot, adding depth and emotion that children can connect with. It’s a book that creates space for healing conversations while wrapping the reader in warmth and hope. Truly, this is a must-have for any child working through the loss of a loved one, offering both comfort and beauty in equal measure.
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