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Melissa Shultz’s lovely picture book offers gentle reassurance and practical strategies to children who are worried about change or wrestling with separation anxiety. It’s the embodiment of one of my favorite pieces of advice from Fred Rogers, ""When children know ahead of time what’s going to happen, they can prepare themselves for what’s coming. They can think about it and get used to their feelings about it.” This is a perfect read for back-to-school—or for anytime a child needs a reminder that they are always, always loved. -- Deborah Farmer Kris, child development expert and author of several books, including Raising Awe-Seekers

Melissa Shultz’s lovely picture book offers gentle reassurance and practical strategies to children who are worried about change or wrestling with separation anxiety. It’s the embodiment of one of my favorite pieces of advice from Fred Rogers, ""When children know ahead of time what’s going to happen, they can prepare themselves for what’s coming. They can think about it and get used to their feelings about it.” This is a perfect read for back-to-school—or for anytime a child needs a reminder that they are always, always loved. -- Deborah Farmer Kris, child development expert and author of several books, including Raising Awe-Seekers Finally, a sweet and superb solution for the age-old separation blues. This empowering story with cool illustrations is a must for kids who are starting school . . . or any situation when a child needs to build up self confidence and adjust to change. Melissa Shultz has nailed it big time. -- Judy Rothman Rofé, Emmy-winning writer/producer of children’s media whose credits include Madeline, Arthur, and Angelina Ballerina

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Melissa T. Shultz is a writer and editor whose work has been published by The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, AARP’s The Ethel, Ladies’ Home Journal, Parade, Newsweek, Reader’s Digest, and many other publications. She is editor at large for Jim Donovan Literary and the author of From Mom to Me Again, a memoir/self-help book. What Will I Do If I Miss You? is her first children’s book. Lilia Miceli was born in Turin, Italy. As a child, she loved turning words into images; this love led her to study at Centro Sperimentale di Cinematrografia of Turin, where she graduated with a degree in 2D animation. Art is her primary form of communication, and she hopes to use her creativity to make the world a better place.

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