Day eighteen, and we now feature a book which provides a mother’s advice to her daughter – covering everything from daily living to coping with loss.
What To Do When I’m Gone can be considered a ‘survival guide’, written by Hallie Bateman and her mother, Suzi Hopkins.
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What To Do When I’m Gone
by Hallie Bateman and Suzi Hopkins
What to Do When I’m Gone is an illustrated guide written by Hallie Bateman, based on advice from her mother, Suzy Hopkins. Faced with the realisation that she would one day lose her mom, Hallie asked Suzy to write down practical and emotional guidance for navigating life without her.
The book combines humour and heartfelt wisdom to offer support through life’s challenges, from handling grief to everyday decisions. With its mix of warmth, humour, and poignant insights, it’s a guide to coping with loss and cherishing family connections.
Featured Amazon review…
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We all need something to help us overcome something
“If you are overcoming death from your close family, this book will make you cry for sure. Sometimes, it is just worth it to cry a bit 🙂 it helps, it heals.”
Amazon customers say…
Readers find the story captivating and well-crafted, with vivid descriptions and a compelling first-person narrative. The book offers valuable insights and intriguing details, providing a rewarding learning experience. The character development is praised, and the heroine is particularly engaging. Overall, the book is seen as an excellent read that fulfils its purpose effectively.
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