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A gentle picture book for children missing someone they love.
Willa the Whale misses the song that once filled her ocean with warmth and connection. Now the ocean feels quieter. Different.
Some days Willa feels sad. Some days she still wants to play. And some days she feels both at the same time.
With the help of Grandma Whale, Willa begins to learn that grief can come in waves — and that love does not disappear when someone important is missing.
Willa the Whale and the Missing Song is a warm, nervous-system-informed story about grief, memory, connection, and learning to carry love forward.
This book is for children who:
are missing someone they love
are grieving a death, separation, or important loss
feel confused by sadness, playfulness, and joy existing together
need gentle language for big feelings
benefit from connection, rhythm, presence, and support
Created by trauma therapist, play therapist, and EMDR trainer Jackie Flynn, this story offers parents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and therapists a compassionate way to help children understand grief without rushing them through it.
A comforting book for homes, classrooms, counseling offices, playrooms, grief support groups, and therapy spaces.
A gentle picture book for children missing someone they love.
Willa the Whale misses the song that once filled her ocean with warmth and connection. Now the ocean feels quieter. Different.
Some days Willa feels sad. Some days she still wants to play. And some days she feels both at the same time.
With the help of Grandma Whale, Willa begins to learn that grief can come in waves — and that love does not disappear when someone important is missing.
Willa the Whale and the Missing Song is a warm, nervous-system-informed story about grief, memory, connection, and learning to carry love forward.
This book is for children who:
are missing someone they love
are grieving a death, separation, or important loss
feel confused by sadness, playfulness, and joy existing together
need gentle language for big feelings
benefit from connection, rhythm, presence, and support
Created by trauma therapist, play therapist, and EMDR trainer Jackie Flynn, this story offers parents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and therapists a compassionate way to help children understand grief without rushing them through it.
A comforting book for homes, classrooms, counseling offices, playrooms, grief support groups, and therapy spaces.
