The End of Loneliness

The family dynamic of three siblings torn apart by the death of their parents, a very angsty love story, and how you deal with loss and loneliness. It's a tender story and an easy-to-read book, but I feel it also pretends to be more than it truly is. Somehow all the early childhood stories too neatly come full-circle by being mentioned again at the end. And the narrator's voice - or the author in general - sounds too young for the age of the protagonist.