All That is Left

Sandra Beijer

Right in the middle of a burning July, Matilda’s boyfriend dumps her. She is left alone in an empty apartment, feeling lost. Who is she without him? To cope she has to fill the void with something, and her best friend Miron takes her under his wings. He promises to numb her pain with new adventures. Together, they will ride out the grief and explode in the night. But how far will they take it, and what are Miron’s actual motives? And how do you know when you start to feel better – or actually feel nothing at all any longer?

Press voices 

“When you stay up half the night because you can’t stop reading, and you think “The Language”, become happy on every page, and sigh amorously. Then you know it’s a good book.“ Hillevi Wahl, author

“One of the best YA books of this autumn (year!). So tight, so precise and so skillfully and well written. Read and enjoy!” Johanna Lindbäck, Bladenbrinner – a podcast for adults on literature for children and young adults

“Just as good as you could wish for” Tara Moshizi, Godmorgon Sverige

“A cavalcade of well formulated sentences for us to underline and a report on what one fills one’s time with when the person you are in love with doesn’t want you anymore.” Clara Kron, ETC

“Well written about love that breaks.” Prickiga Paula

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