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Home / Children's Books / Picturebooks / Where Are You, Eddie?

Where Are You, Eddie?

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Michael’s son Eddie has died. But does that mean he has really gone? Michael decides to go and look for him. Visiting the places they went together and speaking to his friends and siblings, he discovers how Eddie is alive in their memories. Eddie is still here. Simply told, and with emotional honesty by the former Children’s Laureate about his own experience of losing his son Eddie, this is a vital book for children dealing with grief and loss, showing how a loved one can be kept with you through memories. Illustrated with warmth and sensitivity by acclaimed illustrator Gill Smith, and with an afterword by Michael Rosen.

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SKU: 9781529522877 Category: Picturebooks Tags: Family & home stories (Children's / Teenage), Personal & social issues: death & bereavement (Children's / Teenage), Picture storybooks Publisher/imprint : Walker Books Ltd
Page count : 32
Published on 12th March, 2026
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Description

From the author of Michael Rosen’s Sad Book comes a moving story of loss and acceptance.

Michael’s son Eddie has died. But does that mean he has really gone?

Michael decides to go and look for him. Visiting the places they went together and speaking to his friends and siblings, he discovers how Eddie is alive in their memories. Eddie is still here.

Simply told, and with emotional honesty by the former Children’s Laureate about his own experience of losing his son Eddie, this is a vital book for children dealing with grief and loss, showing how a loved one can be kept with you through memories. Illustrated with warmth and sensitivity by acclaimed illustrator Gill Smith, and with an afterword by Michael Rosen.

Additional information

Weight 0.27 kg
Dimensions 27 × 23 cm
Author

Rosen, Michael

Publisher

Walker Books Ltd

Imprint

Walker Books Ltd

Cover

Hardback

Pages

32

Language

English

Edition

Hardback original

Dewey

823.92 (edition:23)

Readership

Children – juvenile / Code: J

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