‘I See You’ is a graphic memoir written by Amy Sherar as a tribute to her baby boy Korbyn who unfortunately passed away just twenty days after he was born. Amy and her family constantly looked for signs of Korbyn’s presence through nature and special occurrences.

Amy has written I See You as a way to strengthen the spiritual connection between families and their Angels in heaven. This story focuses on grief and positively moving forward after the loss of an infant. The book uses special motifs symbolising a unique presence still on earth.

I See You has been illustrated by Megan Blackburn (illustrator and writer of The Spotty Socked Lops) and published under creative agency MB Design Co. Digital water colour has been used within the illustrations to compliment the innocence and message being portrayed.

A beautifully written book to help strengthen the bond that is no longer physical.