About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with a profound loss or the confusing intersection of grief and guilt. It speaks directly to the heavy, silent atmosphere of a home changed by tragedy. The story follows seventeen-year-old Rose as she navigates the aftermath of a car accident that left her sister, Ivy, in a coma. It captures the complex emotions of wanting to move forward while feeling anchored to a loved one who is neither fully here nor fully gone. This is a quiet, lyrical, and honest exploration of adolescent sorrow, best suited for mature teens who appreciate reflective storytelling. It provides a mirror for those who feel isolated by their pain, offering a path toward acceptance and the eventual possibility of hope.
