Jasmine and the Ladybird that Died (Disappeared): A gentle picture book about disappearing, death life's first big questions

What if the ladybird didn't die at all? What if it simply disappeared?When Jasmine carefully places a ladybird under a cup, she can't wait to see it again. But when she lifts the cup, the ladybird has gone.Has it died... or has it simply disappeared?Based on a real family moment, Jasmine and the Ladybird That Died (Disappeared) explores the questions young children often ask about loss, change and the unknown.With beautiful watercolour illustrations and a reassuring story, this heartwarming picture book encourages curiosity, conversation and wonder rather than fear. It reminds children that not everything they can't see has gone forever.Perfect for children aged 3 to 8, this story helps families talk about nature, emotions and life's little mysteries in a gentle, comforting way.Part of The Little Adventures of One Big Family, a series of true stories inspired by everyday moments in a busy family of six.Perfect for readers who enjoy:Children's picture booksFamily storybooksGentle books about emotionsNature and wildlife storiesBeautiful watercolour illustrationsReal life inspired children's booksBedtime storiesBooks that encourage conversations between children and adultsAbout the authorLauren Mirza is a mum of four whose stories are inspired by real family moments. Through warmth, humour and everyday adventures, she creates books that spark curiosity, encourage conversations and celebrate childhood.For more real life stories, practical tips and supportive blogs for families raising neurodivergent children, visit TapnFlapSensory.com