The Boy Between: A Mother and Son's Journey From a World Gone Grey

The non-linear approach added depth to the story but also made me wonder about the storytelling choices. Was this a deliberate decision to mirror the fluctuating nature of mental health?

His candid honesty about grief and love made it feel very real, but I wondered if it might be overwhelming for some readers. How did others experience this emotional depth?

This memoir feels very intimate, and I'm curious about what motivated Josiah Hartley to write and publish his story. Was there a specific message or hope behind it?