I'll Meet You (Paperback or Softback)

Losing a pet doesn’t just break your heart. It changes the way the world feels.

Suddenly, the quiet is louder. The ordinary moments hurt. And love has nowhere obvious to go.

I’ll Meet You is an illustrated book for anyone of any age grieving the loss of a companion they loved. Written from the perspective of the pet who has passed, it moves through familiar sights, sounds, and sensations that bring grief close, offering comfort without asking love to let go.

When grief feels too heavy for words, stories can reach places that logic cannot. Grief stirs our younger selves to the surface, revealing the tender parts that still long to be soothed and seen. With its gentle language and hand-painted illustrations, this book meets readers in that vulnerable place with compassion, simplicity, and the quiet comfort of feeling understood without having to explain a thing.

This book does not ask grief to disappear. It reframes it as love still seeking connection.

For those navigating pet-loss grief, I’ll Meet You offers a steady companion. One that reminds us that love doesn’t stop showing up. It simply learns new ways to meet us.

BB Gabriel is a proud Canadian, a master's-level registered social worker, and a multi-award-winning author with a deep commitment to healing through storytelling. Drawing from lived experience and professional practice, BB writes powerful narratives that explore grief, loss, resilience, and personal transformation.BB believes storytelling is a tool for personal healing and a source of strength and solace for readers who see themselves reflected in the pages. Through gentle, honest language and familiar moments, her work creates space for connection, emotional resilience, and meaning-making in the midst of profound change.Dedicated to giving back through both her writing and professional work, BB supports others on their healing journeys and reminds us that we are never truly alone. Her stories honour the complexity of grief while offering reassurance, companionship, and the possibility of continued connection, even after loss.