Where Is My Sister?

Shannon Gibney is a writer, educator, and activist. She is author of the children's picture books Sam and the Incredible African and American Food Fight and We Miss You, George Floyd, both published by the University of Minnesota Press, as well as several books for young adults, including See No Color, Dream Country, and the Michael L. Printz Honor book The Girl I Am, Was, and Never Will Be: A Speculative Memoir of Transracial Adoption, all winners of Minnesota Book Awards. She teaches at Minneapolis College and was named Educator of the Year in 2023. She lives with her two children in Minneapolis.Huy Voun Lee is author and illustrator of several picture books, including Exotic Fruit, Origami Playhouse, and Like a Dandelion, which was a Kirkus Reviews Best Picture Book of the Year, a Bank Street Best Book of the Year, and a CCBC Choice. She lives in New York City with her family.

"As a doula and childbirth educator, I'm a keeper of resources for my clients and community. Where Is My Sister? is an affecting book to share with families who've suffered the loss of a child. Shannon Gibney's words and Huy Voun Lee's illustrations offer a template for affirming a child's curiosity about death, grief, and the ways that we strive to find comfort and meaning afterward."—Naima Beckles, owner, For Your Birth"Gibney, through this book, gives the reader a gentle, loving way to cope with the loss of a baby and the loss of a sibling, especially when it comes to small children." —Insight News"Where Is My Sister? is a much-needed beginning to a conversation that can lead to necessary healing for a young child and their parents." —Third Coast Review"A valuable resource for families navigating infant loss." —Kirkus Reviews"Nuanced and empathetic, this is a sensitive, crucial, and comforting choice to aid grieving families." —Booklist, starred review