"What to do when I'm gone" is a heartfelt and humorous book that serves as a guide for life after the loss of a mother. Written by Hallie Bateman, it combines personal experiences with practical advice drawn from her mother, author Suzy Hopkins. The idea arose from a deep realization about the transience of life and the desire to preserve a mother's valuable advice and memories. Through a mix of colorful illustrations and warm guidance, the book offers support during difficult times and encourages readers to navigate life with humor and gratitude. It addresses everyday challenges and major life decisions while celebrating the emotional bond between mother and daughter. This work is not only a practical guide but also a moving reflection on loss, love, and the little things in life.