The Stone With No Name: A Gentle Remembrance Day Book for Kids (Ages 4-8)

A gentle first book about the stone we visit when we do not know a name.Why does this stone have no name on it? Come and find out, softly and simply, with Pip and a small grey lark.Every other stone has a name. This one is smooth and empty. But the person it remembers had a name too, and a warm bed, and a favourite dinner, and somebody who loved them very much. In soothing, easy rhyme, The Stone With No Name shares the kindest idea of all: the stone has no name so that it can belong to everyone.Perfect for: - Children aged 4 to 8, at home or in the classroom- Remembrance Day, Armistice Day, Anzac Day, and Veterans Day read-alouds- Gentle first talks about remembering someone we miss- Completing the We Remember series Calm, caring, and carefully researched, with nothing frightening. A tender last book about how no one is ever really forgotten.Book 5 in the We Remember series: gentle first books about the small ways we say thank you.