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Anyone who has lost a friend, family member, or pet knows the pain and grief of that experience. The uncertainty in our world makes grieving difficult, especially for children. Losing a loved one is never easy, but a child is unaccustomed to deep loss. Love, I Lend You My Wings was written in response to a real-life loss to comfort the grieving.

The lyrical style of the poem and the illustrations help young readers to see beyond their loss. Heartache and grief are overwhelming emotions. Love, I Lend You My Wings shows there is comfort in knowing our loved ones will watch over and cheer us on as we pursue our dreams. We just need to watch for the signs. Through the love and support of friends, family, and community; the pain, suffering, and grief can be lightened.

Love, I Lend You My Wings , will provide an extra layer of support and will be a comfort for years to come.

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