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What Will I Do if I Miss You? A Picture Book for Separation Anxiety

Melissa T. Shultz, illustrated by Lilia Miceli

Alex is about to begin day school and worries about being away from his mother for so long. When he asks what he can do if he misses her, they make a plan together. His mother guides his hand to his heart, and they imagine a heart-to-heart connection that can help them feel close while apart. The story is based on an experience from the author's life.

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Book details

Themes
Emotions · Family · Mental Health · School
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Familius
Published
August 5, 2025
Pages
32
ISBN-13
9798893960037
Language
English
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