Snow Angel

In the Northern Territory of Canada, a little girl mourns the loss of her beloved cat, her loyal dog, and her mother. On the day her mother passes away, her grandfather shares an Inuit legend: “The northern lights are the souls of the dead.” Holding tightly to these words, the girl begins going outside each night, hoping to see the aurora borealis so she can feel close to her mother and pets once more. But one bitterly cold night, the sky remains dark. Disappointed and heartbroken, she goes to bed believing the lights will never return.

That night, something miraculous happens—something that reminds her that love never truly disappears. Through this gentle, luminous story, young readers learn that death is not an eternal separation but a transformation of presence. Inspired by the Inuit legend, the book offers comfort to children who have lost someone dear, showing that our loved ones remain with us in our memories, our hearts, and sometimes, in the shimmering lights of the night sky.