Rachel Lynn Solomon
Our Year of Maybe The aftermath of a kidney transplant between best friends complicated by the fact that the donor is in love with the recipient
The aftermath of a kidney transplant between best friends, complicated by the fact that the donor is in love with the recipient.
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Rachel Lynn Solomon
2 21 18 update just turned in another big revision, and I am so excited about this book Official summary to come, but for now, you might enjoy OUR YEAR OF MAYBE if you like dancer girls who are confident onstage but still figuring out real life relationships soft boys who play piano yearning self discovery the agony of unrequited love between best friends Jewish characters having feelings about Judaism bands that aren t very good but are really trying first kisses in bookstores jokes about Seatt [...]
01 06 2018 What a book Rach s characters never cease to amaze me 3 I am lucky enough to be Rachel s critique partner and have read many drafts of this book It is also dual point of view I m sensing a trend here, Rach about two best friends, obsession, love, and a kidney transplant It is ALSO LGBTQIA And diverse The points of view are Alex, a Jewish redhead who is on her school s dance team, who gives her kidney to her BFF long time crush, Peter the other POV in this book This book deals with fam [...]
omggggg just finished an early draft and I can t wait to read the published version It s heartbreaking and hopeful and realistic and funny and sweet and I ship everyone with each other and with happiness.
Rachel Lynn Solomon is a Pacific Northwest native who loves rainy days, tap dancing, red lipstick, and new wave music Her debut contemporary YA novel, You ll Miss Me When I m Gone, is out now from Simon Schuster Simon Pulse Her second book, Our Year of Maybe, is slated for early 2019 Rachel has written for newspapers, produced a radio show that aired in the middle of the night, and worked for NPR, and she currently works in education Rachel lives in Seattle with her boyfriend and tiny dog She s represented by Laura Bradford of Bradford Literary Agency.