Somewhere Out There by Amy Hatvany
Two sisters are separated and left to grow up in tragically different circumstances after their mother abandons them at an early age. Natalie Clark never asked her adoptive mother questions about her past, for all she knew was that her mother signed parental rights over to the state when she left. Living in foster home after foster home, Brooke Walker grew up telling herself she doesn’t have a family and has survived the only way she knows how, by relying on herself. The two have gone their whole lives never asking questions about their family background. It isn't until Natalie’s own daughter must complete a family tree project for school that she is intrigued to unearth the roots of her family history. What happens when two sisters reconnect after 35 years of not seeing each other? In this heartwarming story of healing wounds, Amy Hatvany brings to light how early life experiences shape us as adults and the power of real connections with others.
