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Description
Overwhelmed by the mystery and turmoil of her twin sister's disappearance, seventeen-year-old Payton Brave struggles with grief and lost memories as she tries to uncover her missing sister's fate. Set months after the disappearance, the story explores themes of loss and resilience while containing graphic violence. Targeted at middle grades plus readers, the novel is coauthored by Stefne Miller.
Quick Summary
In "Losing Brave," a twin sister's mysterious disappearance shatters a family, forcing the sister left behind to confront grief, danger, and shocking secrets while racing against time. Kids will devour the twisting mystery, the raw emotional journey of learning to survive after loss, and the pulse-pounding moments that build toward a revelation no reader will see coming. If your kid loves "The Girl Who Drank the Moon" or "The Westing Game," they'll be completely hooked by this emotionally charged thriller. Perfect for middle graders in grades 6 through 9 who are ready for mature themes and an unforgettable story about resilience and hope.