Lea has a fun grandpa who lives two countries away in Italy. When he comes to visit, he brings spaghetti as long as a car, and the two of them do crazy things: Lea flies on his back like on a grandpa airplane through the apartment, grandpa puts on a dress, and they both laugh. And there’s something that connects them especially: their love for music! Because grandpa has a beautiful piano in Italy and shows his granddaughter how to fly with just one wing. But then grandpa ends up in the hospital, Lea sees him less and less, and one day he has passed away. What is grandpa supposed to do without a piano in heaven? Lea isn’t sad for long, because soon she has an idea. Andrea Karimé tells the touching story of the difficult art of saying goodbye with humor and sensitivity, beautifully illustrated by Anne-Kathrin Behl.