The Book of Form and Emptiness

Winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction and a National Bestseller, Ruth Ozeki’s novel explores themes of loss, growing up, and our relationship with possessions through the story of thirteen-year-old Benny Oh. After the death of his father, Benny begins to hear voices from inanimate objects, leading him into a world of discovery, self-reflection, and connection. With vibrant characters and a compelling mix of humor and poignancy, the book delves into what truly matters in life.