A timely and hopeful novel reflecting on trauma, grief, and the work it takes to overcome tragedy. “Old Moe,” a jar made by an enslaved man and handed down through the years has been a treasured part of Ebby’s family and heritage. During a botched robbery the unthinkable happens. Ebby’s brother is murdered, and Old Moe is shattered. This tragedy follows Ebby into adulthood where she must come to terms with what happened, but also who she will choose to be despite it. Through the stories of “Old Moe” she learns how grief and despair can travel through generations, but so does hope, love, and belief in a better future. |
