You'll Find It All Still Here: A Novel

📚 Why We Recommend It

Some places hold more than memories—they hold keys to the parts of ourselves we’ve outgrown, then forgotten. For Mira Erdman, Brush Hill Camp is that place: a patch of Berkshires woods where her teenage self once hid crushes behind campfire songs, and where her adult self now steps, wary but curious.

A successful event planner still raw from losing her mom, Mira never thought she’d return to her old sleepaway camp. But her bubbie insists the newly revamped “adult” version—for twentysomething Jewish singles—is where she’ll find love. With her best friend Josie in tow, she relents, only to be hit by a wave of nostalgia: the creak of cabin floors, the taste of too-sweet punch, and the sudden reappearance of her teenage crush.

This isn’t just a second-chance romance. It’s a story of unboxing the past: the grief Mira’s been tamping down, the pressure to “have it all” that’s been weighing her down, and the quiet courage it takes to stop performing “put-together” and start being real. As she navigates beer gardens and coed cabins, she learns what the camp’s always known: the people who matter (old friends, a stubbornly loving grandmother, even a blast from the past) don’t just see your story—they help you rewrite the parts that hurt.

Warm, witty, and full of the messy magic of growing up (even when you think you’re done), it’s a reminder that some of the best adventures are the ones that lead you back to yourself.