What if you could hold every version of your child—just one more time?

On the morning of her sixth birthday, Sunday wakes up to find five other versions of herself in her bedroom—ages one through six. Alive. Real. Impossible.

For one extraordinary year, her family is given a miracle no one else receives:
not just memories of who Sunday used to be…
but the chance to live alongside every version of her at once.

Her mother, April, is faced with the past she thought she had already lost—the baby, the toddler, the child she didn't realize she was already missing. Her father rediscovers a love he hadn't fully understood until time had taken it away. And Sunday herself begins to realize that this strange gift isn't just about wonder…

It's about something she cannot stop.

Because one moment—one fall—has already happened.
And this time, she remembers.

As the year moves closer to her seventh birthday, Sunday must face the truth:
Some things cannot be prevented…
only understood.

Told with quiet power and emotional precision, Seven Sundays is a deeply moving novel about motherhood, memory, and the fragile, fleeting nature of growing up.

About the moments we forget.
The versions of ourselves we leave behind.
And the love that never does.

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