Moonlight Memories

Moonlight Memories tells the story of Piper, a young girl coping with the loss of her mother. After her father gives her a telescope, she looks into the night sky and begins seeing constellations made of special memories they shared. Afraid the memories might fade, Piper starts drawing them so she can keep them close.

As she fills her room with these sketches, Piper learns that remembering her mother can bring comfort even through grief. Written in gentle, lyrical language, the story helps children understand loss and encourages conversations about emotions.

The book offers a hopeful message that memories can be treasured over time. A "Note to Parents" also provides guidance and resources for helping children cope with grief.