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The Hospice & Palliative Care Family Bundle is a 3‑book set designed to help children and families find words, comfort, and connection during serious illness and end‑of‑life care. This collection features Eagles in Autumn, Filled With Grace, and My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape—three gentle picture books that open the door to conversations about loss, love, and resilience.
In Eagles in Autumn, a child learns to notice signs of a beloved grandparent’s continuing presence in the world around them. In Filled With Grace, a family grieving the death of a child discovers that everyone’s feelings are valid, even when they look different. In My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape, a hardworking single parent shows up in everyday ways that make a child feel safe, seen, and loved—an important reminder when families are stretched thin by illness, caregiving, or grief.
Hospice and palliative care teams can offer this bundle as a family resource at admission, as part of bereavement follow‑up, or as a small library in family rooms and children’s spaces. The stories are written in child‑friendly language and can be read by parents, volunteers, social workers, chaplains, and child‑life or grief‑support staff.
The Hospice & Palliative Care Family Bundle is a 3‑book set designed to help children and families find words, comfort, and connection during serious illness and end‑of‑life care. This collection features Eagles in Autumn, Filled With Grace, and My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape—three gentle picture books that open the door to conversations about loss, love, and resilience.
In Eagles in Autumn, a child learns to notice signs of a beloved grandparent’s continuing presence in the world around them. In Filled With Grace, a family grieving the death of a child discovers that everyone’s feelings are valid, even when they look different. In My Dad Doesn’t Wear a Cape, a hardworking single parent shows up in everyday ways that make a child feel safe, seen, and loved—an important reminder when families are stretched thin by illness, caregiving, or grief.
Hospice and palliative care teams can offer this bundle as a family resource at admission, as part of bereavement follow‑up, or as a small library in family rooms and children’s spaces. The stories are written in child‑friendly language and can be read by parents, volunteers, social workers, chaplains, and child‑life or grief‑support staff.