Review by Annie Eskeldson
Artist and author, Rachel
Stolle, deserves our applause for creating her latest children's book, Why
Do Loved Ones Die, Aunt Lou? Rachel's character, Aunt Lou, is the warm,
safe, person we all long for in our life. Her delightful kitchen is always
open, she has an understanding of grief and, thankfully, has all the right
answers. Stolle's heavenly, swirling, paintings are knitted with healing,
comforting, words of wisdom; and not just any words, but God's Words. Rachel's
heartfelt illustrations will easily captivate the eyes of children while her
Biblical story, through Aunt Lou, captures and mends little broken hearts. No matter
what age your child may be, this is a must have in your library!
Rachel Stolle is also the author/illustrator of Why Did This Happen To
Me, Aunt Lou, and Tell Me About Easter, Aunt Lou. Mrs. Stolles books can be
found at Aunt Lou's Kitchen website at www.auntloubooks.weebly.com
by Annie Eskeldson - author of the Ashi's Gift Series. Children's books about autism that also nurture the parent.
Stolle, deserves our applause for creating her latest children's book, Why
Do Loved Ones Die, Aunt Lou? Rachel's character, Aunt Lou, is the warm,
safe, person we all long for in our life. Her delightful kitchen is always
open, she has an understanding of grief and, thankfully, has all the right
answers. Stolle's heavenly, swirling, paintings are knitted with healing,
comforting, words of wisdom; and not just any words, but God's Words. Rachel's
heartfelt illustrations will easily captivate the eyes of children while her
Biblical story, through Aunt Lou, captures and mends little broken hearts. No matter
what age your child may be, this is a must have in your library!
Rachel Stolle is also the author/illustrator of Why Did This Happen To
Me, Aunt Lou, and Tell Me About Easter, Aunt Lou. Mrs. Stolles books can be
found at Aunt Lou's Kitchen website at www.auntloubooks.weebly.com
by Annie Eskeldson - author of the Ashi's Gift Series. Children's books about autism that also nurture the parent.