All We’ve Lost

All We’ve Lost

Nancy DeRosa

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Editorial:
Warrington Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781969359316
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The hardest journey begins at home.For readers who were moved by Allison Larkin’s The People We Keep and Barbara Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead, All We’ve Lost is a heartbreaking yet hopeful contemporary coming-of-age novel about family, trauma, poverty, and the extraordinary resilience of children forced to grow up far too soon.Sophie thought she understood her family. Then one betrayal destroys everything.After her father’s actions tear their family apart, Sophie, her younger sister Logan, and her brother Aiden are forced from the only life they have ever known. Security gives way to a run-down apartment. Familiar hallways are replaced by a dangerous new school. Friends disappear. Money becomes scarce. And the place that should offer refuge begins to feel as frightening as the world outside.Their father is gone but desperate to make amends. Their mother, drowning in heartbreak and resentment, turns her pain against the children who need her most. Caught between two broken parents, Sophie takes on a responsibility no child should have to bear: keeping her family together.A story of resilience and renewal.She protects her siblings. Hides her fear. Absorbs the anger. And learns, day by day, how quickly childhood can disappear when survival demands that you grow up too soon. But even when hope seems impossible, it refuses to vanish completely.A friendship. An unexpected kindness. A moment of courage. The realization that loving someone does not mean allowing them to destroy you. Each becomes a lifeline.Heartbreaking yet ultimately hopeful, All We’ve Lost is a powerful contemporary coming-of-age novel about betrayal, poverty, family trauma, sibling bonds, forgiveness, and resilience. At its heart is an unforgettable truth: the things that happen to us may shape our lives, but they do not have to decide who we become.If you love emotionally powerful family dramas about ordinary people facing extraordinary hardships, discovering their own strength, and finding light after everything seems lost, All We’ve Lost belongs on your reading list. Start Sophie’s journey today and discover a story of heartbreak, survival, and the extraordinary courage it takes to find your way back to yourself.

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