This National Bestseller tells the haunting story of a Mi'kmaq family forever changed when their four-year-old daughter disappears while picking blueberries in 1960s Maine. Told from dual perspectives across decades, Peters weaves a powerful narrative about loss, identity, and the enduring bonds of family. A deeply moving exploration of Indigenous experience, cultural displacement, and the search for belonging that resonates with profound emotional truth.

Why We Picked It: Because some stories demand to be told with this level of grace and power. Peters has crafted a novel that honors both personal trauma and collective Indigenous experience, creating something that is both heartbreaking and ultimately hopeful about the resilience of family love.

• Author: Amanda Peters

• Publisher: Catapult

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• ISBN: 1646221958