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“A masterful sequel and stand-alone triumph.” —Emily Wolf, author of My Thirty-First Year (and Other Calamities)
“A story that matters.” —Corie Adjmi, author The Marriage Box and Life and Other Shortcomings
Family Secrets. Stolen Art. Epic Heartache. Three things Hailey Rogers can’t seem to escape.
Hailey Rogers’ life has returned to normal: hanging out with her boyfriend, Blake, training for cross-country, and slogging through the rest of Junior year. No more family secrets, hidden maps, and discoveries of Nazi looted art. But then summer arrives, and she’s asked to share her great-grandparents’ story. While in Israel, she receives an unexpected note that upends her life. A globe-trotting adventure ensues with Blake and a cast of colorful new characters as she learns more about her mysterious great-grandfather and his gut-wrenching past. A shocking discovery will have all in the group reeling, sending Hailey back to Texas in pieces. Hailey tries to forget the past but realizes sometimes it’s too important to just let it be.
In this richly historical and heartfelt follow-up to Hello, Goodbye, Hailey learns that people aren’t always what they seem, and that love comes in many surprising forms.
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
“A story that matters.” —Corie Adjmi, author The Marriage Box and Life and Other Shortcomings
Family Secrets. Stolen Art. Epic Heartache. Three things Hailey Rogers can’t seem to escape.
Hailey Rogers’ life has returned to normal: hanging out with her boyfriend, Blake, training for cross-country, and slogging through the rest of Junior year. No more family secrets, hidden maps, and discoveries of Nazi looted art. But then summer arrives, and she’s asked to share her great-grandparents’ story. While in Israel, she receives an unexpected note that upends her life. A globe-trotting adventure ensues with Blake and a cast of colorful new characters as she learns more about her mysterious great-grandfather and his gut-wrenching past. A shocking discovery will have all in the group reeling, sending Hailey back to Texas in pieces. Hailey tries to forget the past but realizes sometimes it’s too important to just let it be.
In this richly historical and heartfelt follow-up to Hello, Goodbye, Hailey learns that people aren’t always what they seem, and that love comes in many surprising forms.
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
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