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A mother's book on death shows people want to talk about loss
Suzy Hopkins and her daughter, illustrator Hallie Bateman, published the graphic novel What to Do When I'm Gone in 2018 after Hallie begged for life advice in case her mother died. Nearly every publisher rejected it. Eight years on, Hopkins says readers of all ages want to discuss grief and learn more about their parents' backgrounds, beliefs and values.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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