About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the heavy weight of creative rejection or the confusing transition from childhood friendships to adult romance. This concluding volume of the Emily trilogy follows the protagonist as she faces the isolating reality of staying behind in her small village while her peers move on to the wider world. It is a sophisticated exploration of a young woman's commitment to her art and her struggle to maintain her sense of self amidst romantic misunderstandings and family expectations. Parents will appreciate the book's nuanced take on resilience and the honest portrayal of the patience required to find one's true path. It is ideal for mature adolescents who appreciate rich, introspective prose and historical settings.
