Dear Edward

The liner flew out of New York International Airport. Among the passengers are Adler"s family: 12 -year -old Edward, his parents and brother. After a few hours, the plane will collapse somewhere in the field in the middle Colorado. Only Eddie will remain alive, who will now have to learn to live anew.
The sweet Edward will have to decide: whether he is obliged to honor the memory of the victims or he must live his life, look for a path to himself and not try to justify other people"s expectations and ideas about duty.
The novel will be divided into two parts: in one, the reader learns about Edward’s long journey to a new to himself, in the other - about flight passengers 2977. What we know how suddenly their lives are interrupted, gives the narrative a decisive, fatal sharpness.
At the moment when we lose everything, hope remains with us that helps to move on.

What is this book about
On experiencing loss and healing.
About what makes us people.
About how a broken heart learns to love again.
About the duty to yourself and to others.

Why did we decide to publish this book
"Dear Edward" responded in our hearts, not leaving anyone indifferent in the myth. This is a very life -affirming and at the same time honest book. It is discussed that no one is safe from grief and losses, but even at the lower point of each of us has a chance of healing.
The book was first published in English only in January 2020, and the rights to its translation and publication have already been acquired by 22 countries of the world.
For whom this book
For young people and adults who are looking for touching and strong stories about the meaning of life.
For everyone who loves good literature, encouraging to think about the most important issues.
For lovers of Erlend Lou, Fredrick Bakman, Daniel Kiz and Ken Kizi