Death in a family brings a lot of emotional distress and more so for young ones. Emotions may range from shock, anger, bitterness, sadness, fear, lost, disbelief and can have various physical manifestations. Grief is a complex emotion, and so is the grieving process. There is no right and wrong way to feel. Everyone has their way to cope up with emotions. Children responses and feelings are profound & depend on their relationship with the deceased person. It is unpredictable and can change from day to day life.During the grieving process, children feel vulnerable and exposed. It is difficult for other family members to understand and capture children emotions fully. Children's grief often comes in waves; children tend to dip in and out of grief rather than have it for prolonged periods. In this book, children get time to think, accept and write their emotions about their loss. Some children also find it as a connecting link with their beloved ones. The aim is to facilitate the easing of grief.As studies have shown, accepting the loss is better than the denying or ignoring it. This diary will help children to admit the changes in life that happened after the death of a loved one. It will guide to capture all emotions to honour the memories of the person.