About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the haunting nature of 'what if' or the heavy weight of regret and unresolved memories. It is particularly resonant for families navigating the sudden loss of a friend or peer. The story follows Madison, a teen who finds herself in a dark limbo after death, surrounded by every object she ever lost. By touching these items, she relives her past and begins to understand the impact of her choices. Through themes of grief, accountability, and the ripple effects of love, it offers a secular and philosophical exploration of closure. This is a sophisticated choice for older teens (14+) who are ready to engage with the complex reality that life is a collection of both beautiful and painful moments.
