Cover of The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard features a textured background with a child looking into a chest, symbolizing mystery and loss, a powerful novel about family and trauma.
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Cover of The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard features a textured background with a child looking into a chest, symbolizing mystery and loss, a powerful novel about family and trauma.

the deep End of the Ocean

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Description

Author Jacquelyn Mitchard

Publisher Viking; First Edition (June 1, 1996)

Binding hardcover with dustjacket

Condition like new

Summary

In The Deep End of the Ocean, Jacquelyn Mitchard weaves a gripping and emotional story about a family's deepest fear—the abduction of a child. When Beth Cappadora loses her son Ben in a crowded hotel lobby, her world shatters. Years later, a boy knocks on her door, igniting a complex journey of healing, love, and the challenging nuances of family dynamics. Mitchard masterfully explores themes of loss, identity, and forgiveness in this heart-wrenching narrative, showing how a family's bond can bend but never fully break. This powerful novel was the inaugural selection for Oprah's Book Club and continues to resonate with readers for its raw emotional depth and realistic portrayal of a family's recovery from trauma.

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