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More people should know about Paul Hornschemeier because this book was simply incredible. It's gut-wrenchingly sad and delivers such a beautiful, poignant tale about loss and moving on. I was a big fan of Hornschemeier's uncluttered artwork, though at times it did feel a bit too muted for me. But a definite recommendation from me, though this does come with the caveat that this is a heavy read and not everyone might be in the right space to engage with this type of story.