What We've Lost Is Nothing

In the debut of Rachel Louise Snyder, author of the memoirs Women We Buried, Women We Burned and the award-winning No Visible Bruises, readers are taken on a journey through the aftermath of a mass burglary in a Chicago suburb. Through a diverse cast of characters, including lifelong resident Mary Elizabeth and her friend Sofia, Snyder illuminates the tensions and prejudices that come to light during a crisis. Set in the midst of a changing community where wealth and poverty collide, What We've Lost Is Nothing is a powerful portrayal of the evolving relationship between American cities and their suburbs and the impact of intolerance on a torn community. This thought-provoking story, written in an authentic tone by a seasoned community organizer, offers a window into the complexities of suburban life and the redemptive power of tolerance.