Georgia Rosenbloom’s father was a famous artist. Hank Rosenbloom’s abstract paintings hang in museums and galleries and even in other people’s homes. Everyone has a part of him—except for Georgia, who misses him most. Then Georgia stumbles across a portfolio full of her father’s drawings of her from when she was a baby. And on the last drawing she discovers pencil points on the back of the paper. Points like a constellation. Could this sketch, finally, be the proof that the last painting would have been of her? Georgia sets out to solve the mystery and confirm her theory. Caroline Gertler’s debut novel is deeply felt and delicately drawn: a portrait of a girl finding herself among friendships old and new, and the grief she’s only just beginning to let go.