The Life and Death Parade

Eliza Wass's 'The Life and Death Parade' is a young adult novel that delves deeply into themes of grief, loss, and the supernatural. It follows an orphaned protagonist navigating a mysterious world of occultism in England, while simultaneously processing profound personal tragedy. Parents should be aware that the book handles death and its emotional aftermath prominently, alongside eerie and potentially unsettling occult elements. It is suitable for ages 12-18, offering a contemplative and atmospheric read that can open discussions about coping with loss and finding one's place.