Sarah Kirk

This book is great, but know that it's very, very, very deep. It deals with trauma, extreme violence, extreme loss, war, heartbreak, broken families, bullying, isolation, depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, hopelessness, philosophy, nihilism, questioning of existence, and, of course, death. And much of it revolves around/is told by a child. The story is very touching and the book makes you reflect on life. Just make sure you are mentally prepared to handle the heaviness of the book.