Where Is Chloe?

The death of an infant is one of the hardest events a family can face. Parents and their other children can be left feeling lost and confused. Now there is a children's book by a medical doctor that can help bring hope to grieving families. Where is Chloe? , for 4- to 8-year-olds, was written by Indiana neonatologist Donna A. Wilkins, M.D., to read with children who are trying to understand the loss of an infant sibling. Dr. Wilkins looked for a book to meet the needs of a family who had lost an infant, but she found nothing designed for children. So she turned her expertise and love of books for into this gentle, rhyming story of a little girl who is full of questions about her sister s death. Am I still a big sister? Was it something I said? Was it something I did? Is there someone to hold her in case of a storm? Can I travel to heaven? Where is Chloe? is written from a Christian perspective, offering hope in Jesus and the hope of seeing Chloe in heaven one day. The book's easy rhymes, charming illustrations, and loving message are perfect for children needing answers amid the confusion and grief of losing an infant sibling.