Uwe Saegner has written a new, wonderful children's book - the story of little Sarah. Sarah's mother has passed away, and Sarah misses her mother very much. But Sarah is not alone in her pain; there is someone who is with her and walks through the day with her. Everything reminds Sarah of her mother; she can talk to someone about her, sharing stories they experienced together, things that Sarah knows about and from her mother. "What do you think, where is Mama now?" This question weighs on Sarah as she searches for an answer. But even with this question, Sarah is not alone, and the first-person narrator tries to find a way together with her. Death and grief, mourning for one's own mother - a little girl embarks on a journey through grief, and all of this in a children's book? We say yes. Losing one's own mother is very difficult for a little girl, but.