I Hope This Doesn't Find You

Ever feel like your entire life is a performance for everyone else? What if all your secret, unfiltered thoughts about your academic rival were accidentally sent directly to him? This book explores the hilarious and heart-wrenching fallout when your private world is suddenly made public. You'll discover how a top student's carefully crafted image shatters after her unsent draft emails are exposed. Follow her journey as she navigates the chaos, confronts her nemesis, and learns that being her true, messy self might be more rewarding than chasing perfection. It’s a powerful lesson in vulnerability and finding unexpected connections.

Ann Liang is a New York Times and indie bestselling author whose novels, including If You Could See the Sun, have sold in over twenty foreign territories. A graduate of the University of Melbourne, she draws from her own experiences navigating academic rivalries and the complexities of ambition to write her signature stories. Liang began writing her first manuscript at age thirteen, channeling her observations of competitive school environments into the sharp, witty, and heartfelt books she is known for today.