About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating the heavy waters of grief, facing a major life transition, or contemplating the weight of their own future. It is a profound exploration of choice and the invisible threads of love and music that bind us to life. The story follows seventeen-year-old Mia as she hovers between life and death after a catastrophic accident, reflecting on her past while her future hangs in the balance. While the premise is undeniably tragic, the book serves as a beautiful vehicle for discussing resilience and the value of one's own life. It is most appropriate for mature teens due to the graphic nature of the accident and the intense emotional themes of loss. Parents might choose this to help a child process complicated feelings about family loyalty, personal passion, and finding the strength to carry on when life feels irreparably changed.
