In this international best-selling memoir, Leah's mother candidly shares the profound journey through her daughter's life and the pain of her suicide. Initially dismissing Leah's shyness as a passing phase, the mother later uncovers its deeper roots in early-onset depression, exacerbated by a dysfunctional family dynamic.

At the heart of the book is the discovery of Leah's diaries, which reveal the stark contrast between her public facade and private struggles. Focusing on the early recognition of mental health issues in children, this memoir serves as a guide for parents, advocating for proactive intervention and the effective use of available resources.

This book not only honors Leah's memory but serves as a beacon of resilience, offering solace and insights for those navigating the after math of suicide. With faith and a commitment to mental health awareness, the author demonstrates that even in the darkest moments, there is a path toward healing and the potential for a fulfilling, purposeful life.