
Fixing Delilah is a young adult novel that delves into the challenging themes of mental depression and grief within a family context. The story centers on Delilah as she copes with her mother's depression and the lingering effects of a significant loss, all while uncovering long-held family secrets. Set in rural Vermont, it offers a realistic portrayal of family problems and the emotional journey of a teenager in a single-parent household. This book is suitable for ages 12-18 and can be a valuable resource for opening conversations about mental health, loss, and the importance of honesty and resilience.
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Involves uncovering hidden family truths.