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by Amanda Driscoll (Author), Luisa Uribe (Illustrator)
When a loved one dies, grief can isolate us as if we're hiding under an umbrella of sadness. This touching and wise story will comfort the readers who need it most.
Anna never goes anywhere without her umbrella. Not since the stormy day of her father's funeral. Under her umbrella, she feels safe--safe to be angry and sad. She refuses to put away her umbrella no matter the weather, both outside and in. And then one rainy day she notices a boy getting drenched, and when she invites him under the umbrella with her, things begin to change. This heartfelt story explores how grief, like an umbrella, protects us, but also blocks light from our lives. However, with time and healing and help from a friend, we can lower our umbrella to see the sun. And maybe even a rainbow.Author Biography
Amanda Driscoll was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, where she grew up drawing horses. Her love of art led her to Murray State University, where she received a degree in Fine Art and Graphic Design. She now works as a designer and children's book author/illustrator, and lives with her family outside of Louisville.
Luisa Uribe is an illustrator and designer of children's media. She graduated as a Graphic Designer from the National University of Colombia and has an MA in Art and Design from Loughborough University. She received the Founder's Award from the Society of Illustrators for her first picture book, The Vast Wonder of the World. Luisa lives in Bogot?, Colombia with her partner and two cats.
Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.5 x 10 x 9.3 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: April 22, 2025
