Book for a 4yo interested in death?

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4yo has started asking lots of questions about death: what happens, where you go, whether you come back, that sort of thing. Not prompted by anything in particular (no deaths in the family) so I'm not sure where it's come from (possibly Frozen, which he saw for the first time at Christmas).

Any suggestions for an age-appropriate book which explains things factually? Or something which does that and mentions heaven too would be ok.

I have the waterbugs and dragonflies storybook, it's a lovely way of explaining death in a way children understand and won't be frightened by. HTH

We are getting some very confused questions and theories from our 3.5 after visiting some family graves but mainly frozen - so thanks for the suggestion :)

Thanks v much sparkly, it gets great reviews on amazon too so I'll give it a try

Badger's Parting Gifts is a lovely book for youngsters (and oldsters!) affected by death.

Badger's Parting Gifts is a lovely book for youngsters (and oldsters!) affected by death.