Nineteen Hundred Days

by Florence Osmund

FBT review:

Embark on an emotional journey with "Nineteen Hundred Days" by Florence Osmund, a gripping tale of two siblings' desperate bid to evade the authorities and stay together. When Ben and Lucy's parents disappear, the siblings must navigate a treacherous world, avoiding foster care at all costs. As Ben struggles to protect his sister and find his own path, he learns invaluable lessons that will shape his future. This captivating literary fiction novel explores themes of family, resilience, and self-discovery over the course of nineteen-hundred days. Perfect for readers seeking an indie book title that inspires and resonates, "Nineteen Hundred Days" is a must-read on the journey to finding your next compelling read.

Publisher Description:

Twelve-year-old Ben panics when his parents don’t come home from work one day, while his timid six-year-old sister Lucy clings to him for support. Having been raised to believe that the police and Child Protective Services are considered the enemy, the children will do anything to avoid ending up in foster homes. Unfortunately, their incredible journey to evade the authorities brings them into contact with people who may not have their best interests at heart.

The lessons Ben learns in his nineteen-hundred-day journey, as he tries to get his own life on track and protect the lives of others, serve to prepare him for what lies ahead.