At times, and perhaps too often, children are forced to deal with the death of a parent. Adults in their life scramble to find just the right words of comfort, go through the perfect motions to help console them. Young children have concrete, precise worries in their heads that are difficult to verbalize. The conversations in this book are taken directly from those of the author, whom is also a therapist, and her young son. Six year old Jake's daddy passed away suddenly. He has so many questions. Above all, he is very afraid that he will forget his daddy. It breaks his heart to think that one day he could forget his voice or what he looks like or their memories together. How can he make sure his daddy is never forgotten? Jake goes to his grandmom and mommy for an answer. After Jake tries to come up with ways to remember his daddy, his mommy gives him the perfect solution. What he was looking for was in front of him all along! Still sad his daddy is gone, Jake is relieved to know he will NEVER forget him...and he will always be in his heart. Parents and professionals will find this story to be a useful tool to open up conversations about what children are afraid of now that a parent is gone. The full page illustrations will make it easy for young readers to stay engaged in the story, and they will know they are not alone in their struggle. This is truly an important, timeless and touching life lesson for all ages.