Shouting At the Rain

Also by the same author, this book shares the same empathetic narrative voice and focuses on a protagonist who feels like an outsider. It explores themes of hidden struggles and the transformative power of a supportive community and friendship.

Like Shouting At the Rain, this story features a young girl navigating complex emotions and family secrets while traveling across the country. It captures a similar balance of heartbreak and hope through a cast of quirky, found-family characters.

This novel uses scientific metaphors to process grief and social isolation, much like the weather metaphors used in Hunt's work. It features a deeply introspective protagonist trying to make sense of a world that feels increasingly unpredictable.

Set during a transformative summer, this book follows three girls who form an unlikely bond while dealing with parental abandonment and personal loss. The atmosphere is nostalgic and bittersweet, perfectly matching the 'vibe' of Delsie's journey.

This book centers on a highly observant, unique protagonist who must rebuild her life after a tragedy. Fans of Delsie will appreciate the focus on finding where you belong and the creation of a non-traditional support system.

This story deals with a young girl taking on heavy responsibilities within her family while navigating the uncertainties of growing up. It mirrors Hunt's ability to handle sensitive topics like mental health and family instability with grace and realism.

Focusing on a daughter's changing relationship with her father, this book explores the nuances of family dynamics and self-identity. It shares the same grounded, character-driven style that makes Delsie's story so relatable.

This novel captures the magic and trouble of a childhood summer spent with a mysterious new friend who changes everything. It echoes the themes of friendship, secrets, and the desire to find something bigger than your small-town life.

While it has a touch of magical realism, the core of the story is about a girl looking for a permanent home and a sense of belonging. Its whimsical yet poignant tone will resonate with readers who enjoyed the atmospheric setting of Cape Cod.

Another powerful story by Hunt that explores the meaning of family and the pain of feeling unwanted. It is a deeply emotional journey about a girl in foster care who learns what it truly means to be loved and to belong.