The Invisible String Kindle Edition

My kiddos enjoy the book. We recently had a thunderstorm after reading the book for the first time and they remembered the book. We read it again tonight and I noticed that the binding (hardback) and pages are still in great shape. It is a high quality hardback book.

My daughter was very upset at drop offs all of a sudden and in the past books have been great for helping her deal with feelings and emotions. This one was perfect - everyday now we “attach our strings” when saying goodbye and it’s so much smoother.

Such a simple, beautiful way to express love over a distance, even for little grievers. I read this to my grandkids, and they love it.

Bought this for my son who was having some Kindergarten separation anxiety. He now mentions all the time our “strings” connecting us ❤️ Would be good for a child who lost a loved one too.

Good content for grieving child.. easy to understand and relate

Nice children's book. Heartfelt. Gift for myself.

Beautiful book great illustrations and valuable Beautiful book great illustrations and valuable message!!!!

I got this book for my 5 year old niece, along with another book about death, as the opening conversation to tell her about my brother (her daddy) dying. It's a really great, sweet way to explain to kids about how even though someone may not be right here with us, they are still with us in our hearts everywhere we go.This book was actually delivered a day late, but I knew I needed this book to help explain to my niece so I ended up going to Barnes and noble and bought it there and was going to return the one i got from Amazon. Well I decided to read it in the store before I bought it, and I was full on bawling in the children's section as I was reading it. I love everything about this book so ive decided to keep the one from amazon so i have my own copy. 100% completely recommend this boom for children and even adults who's either had someone they love die, maybe move away, deployment, or even just separation anxiety I totally recommend they read this.

Nice concept but no good if not religious as it has reference to "heaven", also American so says mommy rather than mummy and "she sure does" americanisms.Was expecting better given the reviews. Also not ideal if you follow gentle parenting ideas as she tells the twins to go back to bed even though they're scared.

This story is like a comfort blanket of love, warmth and reassurance. I bought it for my daughter following the sudden and unexpected death of my husband. My 7 year old was struggling at nighttime when all the distractions of homeschool, play, TV, and music were gone and her little mind was overcome with grief. I read this story to her, and it was as though something clicked inside her. It was the last night she fell asleep crying. I highly recommend it to anyone, not just as an aid in dealing with the loss of loved ones, but a reminder of human connection and compassion in general.

The book is really good, it explains that no matter how far away we are from people we love, we are still connected by invisible string made of love. The only issue I had was that it's an American book so it says Mom instead of Mum. But that's not really a big deal. In fact it started a conversation about different languages etc. It's definitely worth purchasing. My daughter is 4 and really enjoyed it and understood it.

My son went through a phase where he just couldn't be separated from us, school was the worst, even going to his aunties for a day became very stressful. This then led onto him thinking about what would happen if mum or dad wasn't here.We were recommended this book by his teacher and it has really helped. We took our time reading through this book with him and it allowed him to see separation in a different way. Obviously it wasn't just this book, we had help from school also but he gradually overcome this worry and if he ever starts to worry we remind him about the heart strings and that puts him at ease.Even though this book is American, I think that's irrelevant as it's the substance that counts and this book has helped our child overcome separation issues, does it really matter which country it's from just as long as it works?Highly recommended.

This book was recommend to me to read to my daughter after her brother was born sleeping. She was only 3 at the time but very bright and "old for her years". She struggled with the situation as expected and in turn we often found it difficult to explain things to her. This book has been a godsend for us because kids just "get it". She often talks about the invisible strings between her and her brother (and every other family member at that!) It's been fantastic for us and helped with the grieving process. It's beautifully written and is perfect for children who have lost loved ones or who miss their parents whilst at school/work etc