"More than a stunning debut. It is the announcement of a bold new literary voice"
—Stephen Chbosky, author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower

I was young when you decided to leave us but I still remember the things we did together. Every time I walked through your front door I could feel the comfort your house holded. I remember the Tang smoothies and the pond we would spent countless hours by. I also remember how fun it would be when the Fourth of July was, your parties were a hit and everyone wanted to come. You were always the life of the party, you always had an amazing outfit on and your smile made everyone love you. I am so glad you were part of my childhood and you will always have a part in me. Every time I see a dragonfly zip passed me I always think you. Even though I was little when you let go doesn’t I didn’t love you the same, I still love you so much Aunt Kath and I miss your warm touch. I love you to pieces. I hope you are happy and are well but I’m sorry I won’t see you in a long time because I’m happy to say I’m happy with the life I’m living.