My Photo Storybooks

10/10/2020

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Inspired by the loss of her mother-in-law, Kate Worrall created a children’s book ‘Little Reminders’ to help families keep memories alive.

08/10/2020

'Little Reminders' guided grief journal & colouring book is now available at www.KateWorrall.com or internationally on amazon.com

07/10/2020

Cover reveal for our latest addition:
Little Reminders - Guided grief journal & colouring book

07/10/2020

To accompany our 'Little Reminders' photo storybook, we are excited to announce that the 'Little Reminders - guided grief journal & colouring book' is coming soon...

13/09/2020

Guess what we spied on the shelves of our favourite bookstore - Harry Hartog Bookseller 👀 🤩

11/09/2020

How clever is Crochet Coloured Glasses brining our little bear to life? 🤩 What a thoughtful gift 💝

06/09/2020

Thanks to Newcastle Weekly for helping to share our book with families who need it ☺️

Inspired by the loss of her mother-in-law, a Newcastle mum has created a children’s book to help families keep memories of loved ones alive.

05/09/2020

Today is Fathers Day in Australia. Occasions such as Fathers Day can be particularly difficult for children who have lost their Dad.
'Little Reminders' provides an opportunity to reflect and remember those Dads who are no longer with us on Fathers Day.

26/08/2020

Available now! We are very excited to share that 'Little Reminders' is now officially available. We hope this personalised storybook will bring comfort and support to many families who have lost a loved one.

Visit www.KateWorrall.com to find out more.

If you have people in your network who could benefit from this book, please feel free to share far and wide. We are super grateful for the overwhelming support we have received for this project so far. Thank you!

21/08/2020

Coming soon to amazon...

18/08/2020

Grief can be a lonely place. How have you shown support for a friend during a time of need?

Someone told me recently that her friends have not been there for her during her time of grief. She said that one of them told her it is time to "get over it" and move on. She lost her husband less than a year ago... you do NOT just "move on" from that and it hurts my heart when people do not understand that.

On the flip side of this, I received an email yesterday from someone off this FB page thanking me for creating a space that people can feel supported and cared for, even though they might be complete strangers. She said that she mentioned losing her daughter a few years back and still struggles with the ache in her heart. Someone off this site reached out to her, actually many did, but one person in particular, reached out and started to send her daily messages offering comfort and support to her, and they have created a friendship.

Hard times reveal many things, but most importantly the light it shines on the ones that step up for us. Gravitate towards that light, to those people. And while someone else might not get what you need, don't cast them aside, they are there for you in other ways, don't give up on them, just know that all people cannot be all things... and that is okay.

And relative to grief... don't ever tell someone to move on and get over it... ❤️