<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

My grandmother, who I am extremely close with (she's as much a mother to me as my own), has stage 4 cancer and is likely to pass away within the next year or so. 

She and my parents live across the country from me, my husband, and our two children, aged 4 and 1. Because of this she's only been able to meet my kids a few times, and an upcoming visit in September could quite likely be the last for all of us. 

Today I learned that she's very upset that my daughter (the 1yo) will likely never remember her. She would like to get some sort of keepsake item that my daughter can enjoy when she's a bit older as a way to connect with her. 

The first suggestion was a set of collector Beatrix Potter books, nicely done up as a set etc. I do like the idea of collector books - that's something that she and my own great grandparents got for me when I was a child that I've always cherished. But I'm not particularly keen on Beatrix Potter specifically, so we're trying to come up with something else in the same vein.
<bot>: Budget is $100 or less, what can we do for a keepsake for my daughter from the great grandmother she'll never know.