This ethical will journal walks readers through legacy planning and remembrance through guided prompts, drawing on the deeply personal practice of writing letters to loved ones. Steve Leder, a rabbi and writer, shares meaningful legacy prompts that complement traditional end of life planning and estate planning by capturing values, stories, and the kind of poetry and journaling for grief that legal documents leave out. The journal supports those preparing for end of life as well as families who want to remember a loved one through their own words.

This children's book offers a gentle, child-centered way to support family conversations about dying, with story, warmth, and routine that helps families talk to kids about death and the emotions that come with it. Drawing from Chelsea Peddle's own experience walking her family through end-of-life planning and medical assistance in dying, the book grounds children and grief conversations in everyday moments — offering grief support for children, emotional support during illness, and a tender path toward remembrance for kids without overwhelming fear. It speaks to families seeking honest, age-appropriate language that feels safe.