"This book is a gift to the culture." —Amy Schumer

"[T]his novel comes pretty close to perfect in its fearless and compassionate exploration of the sorrows, struggles, and hard-won maturing of a spunky twelve-year-old as she deals with the aftermath of loss."—Judith Viorst, author of The Tenth Good Thing about Barney

"AfterMath is both heartbreaking and filled with hope. Gentle, nuanced, and honest, Isler's extraordinary debut will stay with readers long beyond the final page."—Alex Richards, author of Accidental

"Lucy's story of grief and healing packs an emotional punch that will tug at your heart strings long after you've read the last page." —Edith Cohn, author of Spirit's Key and Birdie's Billions

"AfterMath is gorgeously written, infinitely heart-wrenching, and tragically timely. Lucy's voice is powerful and distinct. I loved this novel." —Leslie Margolis, author of Ghosted, We Are Party People, and the Maggie Brooklyn Mysteries

"This book is for any kid who has ever felt alone with pain. It offers a light, an understanding, a togetherness that brings hope." —Melissa Walker, author of Why Can't I Be You

"Emily Barth Isler handles so many potentially explosive topics with grace and subtlety but also with enormous assurance and power. This is a brave, important and even essential novel."—Yona Zeldis McDonough, author of The Bicycle Spy and Courageous