The local government has distributed a book titled ‘Sofia and the mystery of heaven’ to primary schools in Estepona. The book, written by Esther Ráez, explores the theme of grief through a symbolic story centered on family communication and shared memories. Estepona City Council is collaborating with a cultural initiative to help young students tackle the topics of death, loss, and mourning in a sensitive and constructive manner. The mayor, José María García Urbano, personally delivered copies of the book to all 13 primary schools in the city. ‘Sofia and the mystery of heaven’ is a touching narrative aimed at children, offering a gentle yet profound exploration of grief, absence, and love. Inspired by personal experiences, including the author’s connection to Pablo Ráez, the story provides a space for children to navigate complex emotions with empathy and understanding. Through the character of Sofia, readers embark on a journey of curiosity, compassion, and acceptance, where memories and family bonds serve as a comforting presence. The book, complemented by illustrations, encourages readers to embrace life and loss with tenderness and hope, emphasizing the importance of connection, remembrance, and resilience. The narrative follows Sofia as she grapples with the loss of her uncle, prompting discussions about emotions and coping mechanisms. Designed for both children and adults, the book offers a valuable resource for families, educators, and mental health professionals to engage in meaningful conversations about grief. The councilor praised the cultural initiative for promoting literary exploration and imaginative thinking in schools. Additionally, copies of the book have been made available at local libraries for wider access. The educational community has shown support for this initiative, recognizing the book as a valuable tool for classroom discussions. The project also serves as a tribute to Pablo Ráez, highlighting his advocacy for bone marrow donation and social causes. Estepona continues to honor his memory, underscoring his lasting impact on the community.