From the acclaimed author of ‘The Probability of Everything’ comes ‘The Shape Of Lost Things,’ a moving middle-grade novel about family, change, and identity. Twelve-year-old Skye Nickson’s life was upended when her father and older brother, Finn, disappeared four years ago. Now, Finn has returned, but he’s a stranger – quiet, secretive, and seemingly without memories of their shared past. As Skye tries to reconnect with this new Finn, documenting their uncertain reunion with her Polaroid camera, she grapples with questions about who he is and whether she, too, must change. Perfect for readers aged 8-12, this heartwarming story explores the complexities of family bonds and the courage it takes to face the face the face of loss and grow. A must-read for fans of heartfelt and thought-provoking fiction.