The children's book *The Impossible Baby in How I Miss Grandma*, by Lucciana Fonseca, presents a delicate and poetic account of the last precious memories shared between a granddaughter and her grandmother, diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis). Even with limitations in speech and movement, the grandmother left deep marks of joy, tenderness, and love—teachings that remain alive in the family's heart. The illustrations, created by the author herself, amplify this affectionate atmosphere: soft lines, welcoming colors, and scenes that blend memory and imagination, inviting the child to feel the warmth of the bond between generations. Each image acts as a visual embrace, making the reading experience even more moving. The book's success is reflected in readings to children in hospitals, where the story has sparked smiles, curiosity, and a sense of belonging. Many young readers identify with the strength of family affection, and the book has been frequently chosen by professionals and volunteers precisely because of its potential to bring comfort, hope, and lightness.