Do you know where love goes?

A final farewell at the end of life can be perceived as even more painful if the people concerned, both the ones passing on and those close to them, cannot (or can no longer) part in peace. My short story aims to convey hope in such a situation. It opens up new perspectives and gives those who have to part from each other forever valuable impulses for conversations in this context. What the press says about my book: “Not only the story about the old man is touching and comforting, but also the unobtrusive watercolors painted by the author herself to illustrate her book.” Sigismund von Dobschütz, SaaleZeitung/Mainpost, Jun 6, 2023 “This fairytale-like, almost biblical story, which is lovingly illustrated, captivates with its wisdom and warmth.” Stefan Seidel, Der Sonntag No. 23/Apr 2, 2023 “It [the book] invites to talk to each other and aims to show a way to a conciliatory and reconciled farewell - for the people facing their end and for those who accompany them on this last journey.” Timo Lechner, Sonntagsblatt/Mar 12, 2023 “[...] A short book that leaves a long impression. A book that should not be read just once.” Dr. Jerzy Staus, Würzburger kath. Sonntagsblatt 08/23 “The result is [...] a picture book that can be very comforting for the dying as well as for their relatives.” Elfriede Klauer, Pfarrbriefservice.de, published online on Jan 5, 2023 “[...] A thought-provoking and at the same time enchanting picture book for adults with touching impulses.” Susanne Borée, Evangelisches Sonntagsblatt aus Bayern, issue 50 from Dec 18, 2022, p. 23 “[...] this story shows that there is energy and movement between heaven and earth that we cannot induce, but that happens. [...] In this respect, this book is an encouraging book for me. It wants to encourage us to trust in this power.” Elfriede Klauer In: Pfarrbriefservice.de, interview with Annerose Simon, published online on Jan 1, 2023