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Hugs Still Feel the Same

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A beautifully illustrated, reassuring story about finding comfort in the familiar when life turns upside down. Perfect for children experiencing big changes, from moving house to the trauma of a natural disaster. In Hugs Still Feel the Same, life is thrown into turmoil for a little girl and her family when their home is flooded. The water builds and builds until the whole town must be evacuated in the night. In the darkness, with only torches to light the way and their home left behind, it feels like all they have left is each other. But maybe that's the most important thing.  This gentle and empowering story was inspired by the author's real-life experience of the severe flooding that engulfed the Northern Rivers of NSW, Australia in 2022. During 6 months as a volunteer for the flood recovery efforts, she witnessed the distress and trauma caused to many families who lost their homes. Finding the beautiful amongst the chaos was incredibly important, and there was little more comforting than a hug from a loved one. Hugs Still Feel the Same is a story of resilience and hope in the face of life's difficulties. It explores the impact of big changes and trauma, providing a tool for parents and carers to help children through distressing times. It is a big-hearted reminder that even when life feels scary and unknown, it's possible to find comfort if we know where to look.

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ISBN: 9781922539960
Publication date: 11th March 2025
Author: Kiralee Strong
Illustrator: Jenni Barrand
Publisher: EK an imprint of Exisle publishing
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 32 pages
Genres: Picture storybooks
Stories about Family and Friends
Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Emotions, moods, feelings and behaviours