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About The Book
Life carries on after loss in this tender, warmhearted picture book about friends coming together to celebrate the life of their beloved friend.
When Worm dies, the other members of the Soil Club are sad and confused—everything is the same in the world, but without Worm, it feels so different. To give him a proper goodbye, they celebrate Worm’s life and all the wonderful things about him. In commemorating their lost friend, the insect pals discover something surprising—Worm is still with them after all. He’s in the soil beneath their feet and in every growing thing in the garden.
This heartfelt, optimistic story gently introduces young readers to loss, the cycles that connect all living things, and how love for our friends lives on forever.
When Worm dies, the other members of the Soil Club are sad and confused—everything is the same in the world, but without Worm, it feels so different. To give him a proper goodbye, they celebrate Worm’s life and all the wonderful things about him. In commemorating their lost friend, the insect pals discover something surprising—Worm is still with them after all. He’s in the soil beneath their feet and in every growing thing in the garden.
This heartfelt, optimistic story gently introduces young readers to loss, the cycles that connect all living things, and how love for our friends lives on forever.
About The Illustrator
Molly Ruttan is a musician as well as an author-illustrator. She wrote and illustrated The Stray and Something Wild and illustrated Abigail Rayner’s Worm Is Dead, Long Live Worm, among others. Molly lives with her family in Los Angeles.
Product Details
- Publisher: Beach Lane Books (March 23, 2027)
- Length: 40 pages
- ISBN13: 9781665980692
- Ages: 4 - 8
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