Bøger af Elizabeth Wilder

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A motherless child. His grieving father. The cemetery where catastrophe comes calling once more . . .His mother's death has left ten-year-old Nat with too many questions that have no answers - until he discovers her journal. With the help of his new friend, Dee, Nat dodges his cemetery caretaker father and dives into the journal only to find himself facing an assault of hard truths about his mother's mental health that threaten to break him.When Nat's world existence shatters into explosive grief, will it bring him and his father together, or will it only cause new wounds that are all the harder to heal - with Dee caught in the crossfire?Everything We Never Knew is a suspenseful, heartfelt, and lyrically written story about grief, perfectly imperfect friendship and family, and the complications that can rise from a woman secretly struggling with mental illness, alone.