A coloring book for children who have experienced loss in their life and are grieving. Often it is easier for children to express themselves through drawing and writing their feelings rather than speaking them out loud. This book will help them document special times they shared with their loved one that has died, work through their feelings and emotions and help them move forward.

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A warm hug of a book for any child who’s missing someone they love.

Saturdays were Sam’s favorite—Grampscakes dripping with syrup, chess matches, sweet moments spent birdwatching. Just Sam and Gramps, soaking up their special day.

But when Gramps passes away, Sam is heartbroken, and Saturdays feel empty.

With his mom’s gentle guidance, Sam begins to understand a powerful truth: even though Gramps is gone, the love they shared—and their cherished Saturday traditions—will always remain. Because, like syrup on pancakes, love sticks around.

Whether a child is grieving a grandparent, parent, pet, or any kind of loved one, Saturdays with Gramps reminds them they’re not alone—and that love lasts forever.

• Introduces loss in an age-appropriate, relatable way

• Encourages open conversations about big feelings

• Validates kids’ emotions and experiences

• Offers healthy, hopeful coping strategies

• Serves as a helpful resource for parents, educators, and therapists navigating conversations about death and bereavement

Ideal for ages 5-10, this book serves as a great conversation starter about loss, grief and everlasting love.