Do Fish Sleep?

Ten-year-old Jette faces the death of her younger brother in a story about grief and trying to make sense of loss. The book recognizes that people die at very different ages, including childhood, while treating death as an unavoidable part of life. Jette’s experience centers on coming to terms with what has happened to her brother and on her search for understanding. It is an honest account of a sibling confronting bereavement and the difficult questions that follow.