Some things are too heavy to say out loud. So she writes them instead.
When sixteen-year-old Nia loses her cousin Aaliyah without warning, grief settles over her life like a long silence. Her best friend disappears. Her mum retreats into herself. And Nia, once expressive and open, begins to fade.
So she picks up a pen and starts writing to the one person she can still trust: the girl she hasn’t become yet.
Letters to the Me I Haven’t Met Yet is a tender, deeply honest story about growing through grief, rediscovering your voice, fractured friendships, unanswered questions and daring to believe in the person you’re still becoming.
Alongside Nia’s story is a guided journal section with thoughtful reflection prompts and space to write your own letters, making this more than a book to read. It’s a book to return to, write in and make your own.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Emotional coming-of-age stories
- Reflective and journal-style books
- Stories about grief, friendship and healing
- Thoughtful gifts for teens and young adults
- Books that invite you to write alongside the story
From the World of Elorine. 🌿
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