Sharon Bagot

Where Did Bup Go? Sharon Bagot

A delightful story, beautifully illustrated to help children to focus on the special moments they shared with a loved one that has passed. The story starts with Lexie and Liam getting ready to go to the park. Their picnic basket is full of watermelon, chalk, and bubbles that open up to laughter and memories. Those moments will keep your loved ones alive in your hearts! There is an interactive hop scotch with blank squares to fill in with words, letters and pictures, step by step, to jump start the loving memories. The book helps children understand that even in death we are not separated from one another, from the memories we share and traditions we continue with, until we meet again. Bup is a short form for Babcia which means grandmother in polish. This book was inspired by my polish grandmother named Babcia who was an inspiration to me. We all have shared those moments of unconditional love. I know this beautiful story book will help you explain to your children with any loved one that has passed we need to cherish those special beautiful memories to keep them alive in our hearts..