About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating the aftermath of a significant loss, whether that is the death of a partner or a devastating first heartbreak that feels like the end of the world. Set against the hectic and often cynical backdrop of the wedding planning industry, the story follows Louna as she balances professional romanticism with her own personal disillusionment. It is a sophisticated exploration of how grief can freeze a person in time and what it takes to thaw out and trust again. While it handles heavy themes of tragic loss and school violence, the tone remains grounded and eventually hopeful. It is an ideal choice for mature readers aged 14 and up who need to see that moving forward does not mean forgetting the past.
