On a February morning, Danielle Crittenden's world cleaved in two when her daughter Miranda was found dead. She maps the grief that followed with the clarity of a foreign correspondent filing from a country no parent ever wishes to visit.

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When her brother's cancer trial uproots the family to New York, eleven-year-old Thyme counts the days until she can go home, until home starts to feel like it might be here after all.