Goodbye Feather

"Goodbye Feather" is a unique and touching story designed to help children process grief and loss in a healthy, meaningful way. Pulling from Native American culture, the book uses the symbolism of feathers, which often represents freedom, strength, and protection. "Goodbye Feather" is designed to help young readers understand and cope with grief while remaining comforting. Whether mourning a loved one or a cherished pet, this heartfelt story offers a way for young children to process grieving through support and encouragement. Through simple activities like drawing and talking about their emotions, children will become reassured that they are not alone with their feelings.
With illustrations by Sabrina Hirsch and the story of Brianna and Tami, children will discover ways to honor the memories of those they lost. With large print words that encourage vocabulary development, mental well-being, and empower children to embrace their emotions, "Goodbye Feather" is an excellent resource for families, educators, and therapists with children going through a difficult time.

Maggie St.Thomas has been writing since she was a kid, she even had her first poem published in an issue of Highlights Magazine. Now, Maggie is an author who enjoys writing books that help children grow and learn in magical ways. In 2023, Maggie wrote her first children's book, "Underwater Girl", which came to her at a time when everything sounded like it was underwater. Instead of worrying, she used her imagination and turned her experience into a superhero story. Soon after her hearing returned, she realized how important it is to turn life's challenges into creative and fun adventures.
Maggie has spent years helping families through tough times of grief and loss, which inspired her to write "Goodbye Feather". She wanted to create a book that helps children navigate these difficult emotions while promoting spelling, word development, and creative outlets to express yourself. Maggie believes that stories have the power to heal and bring people together. She hopes that "Goodbye Feather" will help kids feel comforted and strong.
When Maggie isn't writing, she enjoys painting, crocheting, and creating new stories!
Throughout hr life, Sabrina Hirsch has always wanted to become an artist. Whether it was doodling, painting, sculpting, and so on, she always found a way to bring her work to life.
In her college years, Sabrina took upon animating and illustrating, and continues to enjoy creating stories with her art. In addition, she likes to draw in different art styles within her work as well.
When it comes to relaxing, Sabrina finds her peace through painting and sculpting. She definitely loves making art of animals such as her pet cats and dogs.
Finding her passion in storytelling has inspired Sabrina to use her artistic skills to illustrate storybooks. She wants to help express what these stories teach while also bringing joy with the characters she draws. She loves illustrating stories that she hopes others can enjoy and puts her whole heart and pencil into it.