All Rivers Flow to the Sea

All Rivers Flow to the Sea is a deeply emotional young adult novel that explores the devastating impact of loss on a teenager. Seventeen-year-old Rose must confront unimaginable grief and guilt after her older sister, Ivy, is left brain-dead following a car accident in the Adirondacks. The story delicately handles themes of sibling love, the process of letting go, and the complex emotions that accompany such a profound tragedy. It is suitable for readers aged 12-18, offering a sensitive portrayal of mourning and resilience. Parents should be prepared for discussions around death, brain death, and the difficult journey of healing.