Things You Can't Say

“Wonderfully real and honest.”

“Be prepared to laugh, cry, cheer, and turn the last page with a satisfying sigh.”

“In a story about the aftermath of parental suicide, former children’s librarian Bishop tells a touching and believable story about the ways worries feed on each other, the difference that honesty makes to kids, and how much emotional growth a child Drew’s age can experience in just a few weeks.”

“A thoughtful examination of the slow, uneven recovery that follows a devastating loss.”

“This touching, authentic novel will open readers’ eyes and hearts about mental health issues in loving, ‘normal’ families. Jenn Bishop explores a challenging subject with sensitivity and grace.”