Elio's Letters.
For a Cloudy Day.
by Peter W Banahan
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About the Book
When I was seven, I lost my mother. And for a long time, I didn’t have the words to understand what that meant. As an adult, I found myself returning to that silence, trying to give it shape. Elio’s Letters came from that place—from the child I was, and the healing I’ve been learning ever since.
Each story is written from the voice of Elio, a gentle child who speaks to other children about grief, love, and the quiet ways our loved ones stay with us, even when they’re no longer here in the physical sense.
This book is for children who are grieving. For parents who want to help but don’t know how. For therapists, teachers, and anyone who believes that love doesn’t disappear, it transforms.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Children’s Books
- Additional Categories Parenting & Families, Fairy Tales
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 74 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9781069174659
- Publish Date: Sep 28, 2025
- Language English
- Keywords loss Greif, Chrildern
About the Creator
Peter W. Banahan is an Author, Neuropsychology & Trauma Recovery Coach, and Emotional‑Wellness Advocate based in Hamilton, Ontario. His work is shaped by lived experience and written with unflinching honesty, offering readers and communities a voice grounded in truth, recovery, and connection. Through his community initiatives: Holding All Hearts, Elio & Solace, and Raw‑Words, Peter brings accessible emotional‑literacy education to schools, support programs, and families across Ontario. His approach blends gentle storytelling with neuropsychology‑informed tools, creating resources that help people understand their emotions, build resilience, and feel less alone. He is also the author of the Elio & Solace series, a collection of children’s books that explore hope, healing, and inner courage through soft, imaginative storytelling in the wonderful world of Elio and Solace. Every book purchased helps fuel Peter’s community work, providing free emotional‑literacy programs across Ontario.
