Dear Edward

Edward is twelve, and he is lucky. He was lucky to survive a plane crash. His older brother Jordan, his parents and 183 other passengers who boarded a plane to Los Angeles one summer day, unfortunately, died. A pregnant girl flying to her boyfriend. A Wall Street prodigy. A wounded veteran returning from Afghanistan. A business magnate with four ex-wives. A woman with bells on her skirt. For all of them, this flight turned out to be their last. And Edward survived.

His story has attracted the attention of society, but the boy must learn to live in this absolute loneliness, to find his place in a world without a family. He lives with the feeling that a piece of him remains in the sky, forever tied to the plane and all its passengers. But somehow an unexpected find in his uncle's garage leads to answers to some of life's deepest questions. How do you find yourself when you've lost everything? And how to not just survive, but truly live?