Praise

“Gorgeous worldbuilding [and] depth without slowing the pace . . . There are swoony scenes and wildly fun best-friend chats, [but] this isn’t your typical teen romance—like the fire, it has darker and more complicated edges . . . Unputdownable.” —BCCB

★ “Youngdahl’s eloquent sophomore work celebrates love, loss, family, and the meaning of home. . . . Her narrative goes straight to the heart in lucid, well-crafted sentences. Caprice is complexly developed: stubborn but empathetic, loyal, and giving, and she is surrounded by a well-drawn, realistic group of characters. Full of heart and sure to have mass appeal.” —Booklist (starred review)

★ “Smart and moving; a beautiful tribute to those living with the threat of wildfires.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“A Catalog of Burnt Objects assures us, in the most heart-wrenching and lyrical terms, that even as our world burns in ways both figurative and literal, love and hope will survive the dark night and rise from the ashes.” —Jeff Zentner, award-winning author of In The Wild Light

“This is a truly tender novel on many levels—a deeply moving story about loss, tragedy, and mistakes, and how these things can imprint in our bodies and in the ways we try to find ourselves. Through Caprice’s eyes, we also get to know the people, vibrancy, and heart of the town of Sierra. You can’t help but fall in love with the world inside this book.” —Helena Fox, award-winning author of How It Feels to Float

“A Catalog of Burnt Objects meets the destruction of our planet and our lives head on in a thoughtful, hopeful tight-rope walk between first loss and first love. The peril of climate change has never been made so personal to the generation now coming of age as their world burns, and as we come together to rethink and rebuild.” —Daisy Garrison, acclaimed author of Six More Months of June

“This heartbreaking and moving novel is a must-read.” —Brightly