Where Do We Go After We Die? - Reynolds, Kelsey B.
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A watercolor picture book intended to help guide our children to answer the difficult question of what the afterlife might entail. While there are many beliefs of what could be, in the end, nobody really knows. I wanted a book to help my daughter ask and answer the difficult questions about life and death to discuss the concepts together. I tried to incorporate almost every belief from the most significant religions and nonreligious ideas. Most importantly, I want her and other children to remember that no matter what happens after we die, we can continue to live in each other's thoughts, dreams, and memories. In essence, love can last forever.…mehr

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A watercolor picture book intended to help guide our children to answer the difficult question of what the afterlife might entail. While there are many beliefs of what could be, in the end, nobody really knows. I wanted a book to help my daughter ask and answer the difficult questions about life and death to discuss the concepts together. I tried to incorporate almost every belief from the most significant religions and nonreligious ideas. Most importantly, I want her and other children to remember that no matter what happens after we die, we can continue to live in each other's thoughts, dreams, and memories. In essence, love can last forever.
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Kelsey Reynolds is from Provo, Utah. She has a dual Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health from Brigham Young University and Nursing from Roseman University. She previously worked as a registered nurse in maternal newborn health before having her first baby. Since having her baby, she started writing and illustrating children's books using Midjourney AI and Procreate. She enjoys the outdoors, soccer, traveling, and animals. Her inspiration for writing came from being the mother of a little girl who adores beautiful books.