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Catherine Ryan Hyde is the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and #1 Amazon Charts bestselling author of well over forty-five books and counting. An avid traveler, equestrian, and amateur photographer, she shares her astrophotography with readers on her website. Her novel Pay It Forward was adapted into a major motion picture, chosen by the American Library Association (ALA) for its Best Books for Young Adults list, and translated into more than twenty-three languages for distribution in over thirty countries. Both Becoming Chloe and Jumpstart the World were included on the ALA’s Rainbow Book List, and Jumpstart the World was a finalist for two Lambda Literary Awards. Where We Belong won two Rainbow Awards in 2013, and The Language of Hoofbeats won a Rainbow Award in 2015. More than fifty of her short stories have been published in the Antioch Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, Ploughshares, Glimmer Train, and many other journals; in the anthologies Santa Barbara Stories and California Shorts; and in the bestselling anthology Dog Is My Co-Pilot. Her stories have been honored by the Raymond Carver Short Story Contest and the Tobias Wolff Award and have been nominated for The Best American Short Stories, the O. Henry Award, and the Pushcart Prize. Three have been cited in the annual Best American Short Stories anthology. As a professional public speaker, she has addressed the National Conference on Education, twice spoken at Cornell University, met with AmeriCorps members at the White House, and shared a dais with Bill Clinton. For more information, please visit the author at catherineryanhyde.com.<p>“Prolific and popular novelist Hyde (<i>Life, Loss, and Puffins</i>) produces another emotional roller coaster…A complex human story told in Hyde’s straightforward style, with plenty to discuss and disagree over in book groups.” <b>—<i>Library Journal</i></b></p><p><b>Praise for Catherine Ryan Hyde</b></p><p>“Prolific author Hyde raises thorny issues around domestic violence, examines the power of misplaced guilt, and illustrates the bonds of shared experience in her take on a ripped-from-the-headlines story. Her characteristic empathy is on full display…” <b>—<i>Booklist</i> on <i>A Different Kind of Gone</i></b></p><p>“Beautifully conceived and executed and incredibly touching.” <b>—Bookreporter on <i>Just a Regular Boy</i></b></p><p>“Readers who want tales of love, family, and emotional strength in the face of hardship will cheer on Anton, Edith, and their efforts to create a family in the midst of pain. A great choice for fans of Hyde.” <b>—<i>Library Journal</i> on <i>My Name is Anton</i></b></p><p>“<i>So Long, Chester Wheeler</i> will change you in ways that you can’t imagine a book could…Once you read this story, there is no chance that you will ever forget it. It is a rare treasure that doesn’t come along often.” <b>—Bookreporter</b></p><p>“A tender tale of new families born of chance and the determination to bring light into darkness.” <b>—<i>Kirkus Reviews</i> on <i>Have You Seen Luis Velez?</i></b></p><p>“Fans of Catherine Ryan Hyde will adore her new novel…No one in this story is perfect. But despite our flaws, we are all worthy of love and able to share our love, just as Stewie so beautifully demonstrates.” <b>—Bookreporter on <i>Dreaming of Flight</i></b></p><p>“Multilayered and heartwarming.” <b>—<i>Booklist</i> on <i>Seven Perfect Things</i></b></p><p>“A story about good people doing their best to survive, combined with a message that will cause readers to close the book feeling a bit more hopeful about humanity.” <b>—<i>Kirkus Reviews</i> on <i>Take Me with You</i></b></p>