After Carrina’s death, I thought about writing down every single memory that I had of her. I was scared of forgetting things. But I also worried about writing things down. What if those words somehow became my memories. Later, I regretted not having recorded any memories, so I began to jot them down in note form. As I wrote them down, more came to me, and the list grew.

There is a lot that I can’t or won’t recall, but there are many things that I do remember. And Carrina will always be in me. She is a major influence in my life.

In 2025, as I launch Carrina’s Book, I will also be starting to create ‘Carrina’s Book’ itself - a memorial book that includes stories from Carrina’s family and friends, as well as Carrina’s own writing and artwork. I can’t wait to read other people’s memories of my sister, and to help my children learn more about the aunt that they never got to meet.

Over the last decade, I have worked with politicians, businesspeople, writers, freedom fighters and war veterans - helping them to bring their incredible stories to life. I have also written several memorial books, working with the bereaved to capture the stories of their loved ones. This work is an immense privilege.

You can find out more about me and my writing here: https://www.rosiacurtis.co.uk/about

And you can read some testimonials here.

I can’t wait to help you share your story!

Rosia x

Carrina’s Book donates 1% of each full project fee to charitable causes that were close to Carrina’s heart. In 2025-26, these are Cancer Research and the British Red Cross.

The feather logo is based on an ink drawing done by Carrina.