"The Flying Troutmans" is a novel by Miriam Toews that follows the journey of a dysfunctional family. The story centers on Hattie Troutman, who takes her two young nieces, Thelma and Logan, on a road trip to find their estranged father. Set against the backdrop of the Canadian landscape, the narrative explores themes of family, loss, and resilience. As they travel, the characters confront their pasts and develop deeper connections, highlighting the complexities of familial relationships and the importance of support in difficult times.