love story, Something Like Possible will have you ready to roll up your sleeves and do the work." -Jasper Sanchez, author of
The (Un)popular Vote
"This wonderful book has something on the ballot for everybody, including political nerdery, adorable romance, righteous anger, and queer joy. I emphatically vote for Miel Moreland as an author to watch!" -Dahlia Adler, author of
Cool for the Summer and
Home Field Advantage"Full of heart and hope,
Something Like Possible explores just how hard yet empowering it can be when the personal gets political and the political gets personal. The queer cast of lovable and passionate characters show what it means to have each other's backs-and hearts. I inhaled this book." -Emma Kress, author of
Dangerous Play"Miel Moreland writes the stories I wish I had as a teenager-inclusive, empowering, and unapologetically queer. Madison's journey is one that is crafted with such sensitivity and tenderness, showcasing the realities of being a queer teen without sacrificing queer joy. For every ambitious girl who has been told that they are "too much,"
Something Like Possible i
s a validating promise that you are enough." -Marisa Kanter, author of
As If On Cue"Moreland's novel is a powerful, much needed story for queer girls, told through a spreadsheet-loving, politically involved character's experience. An important book to have on any shelf; I would trust Madison to run my campaign (and my life) any day." -Nicole Melleby,
The Science of Being Angry"For everyone who's ever felt like 'a lot,' who doesn't quite fit in and has been made to believe they need to tone their passion down. For everyone who's been hurt and felt the need to bear it alone, who doesn't know who will believe them, who needs to know that there are people out there who will support them no matter what, this book is for you, all of you, and it is a triumph." -Alice Scott, Bards Alley bookstore
"The supportive friendships between the multiple queer characters are endearing and refreshing." -
Kirkus Reviews
"A convincing portrayal of a determined teen tackling issues of homophobia, political awareness, self-harm, and sexual assault all while doggedly pursuing her own dreams and ambitions." -
Publishers WeeklyPraise for
It Goes Like This:The Nerd Daily's "Anticipated Queer Book Releases You Can't Miss In 2021"
Buzzfeed's "Contemporary Books We're Looking Forward To Reading In 2021"
"Debut author Moreland...uses interview transcripts, social media posts, and breathless fan reports to create a funny, romantic, and moving picture of four young musicians trying to figure out their complicated personal and professional desires amid media scrutiny." -
Publishers Weekly
"This engaging novel...delivers a memorable story surrounding gender identity, love, and friendship; readers will be clamoring for more." -
Booklist
"Compulsively readable...a love letter to friendship and platonic love...an absolute winner." -
The Nerd Daily
"This novel is a home run. In their personal journeys, the sympathetic protagonists make good role models for teens worried that every mistake or course change is permanent; the characters demonstrate that growing up, changing your mind, and admitting you screwed up are all fine." -
School Library Journal
"
It Goes Like This was everything my music nerd heart needed AND wanted. Lyrical and heart-wrenching...beautiful representation, sweetest longing and the pop-star romance of my dreams; Swifties will swoon happily with this story tattooed on their hearts." -Erin Hahn, author of
You'd Be Mine and
More Than Maybe"A breathtakingly heartfelt debut,
It Goes Like This is a stunning and poignant coming of age story that centers queer kids in all their nuance. I wish I could read it again for the first time. Like our favorite songs, this story will stick with you long after you've reached the end." -Kalynn Baron, author of
Cinderella is Dead
"A poignant debut about friendship, falling out, falling in, and finding one's way...will have you singing in your seat and fangirling long after you finish the final chapters." -Jaye Robin Brown, author of
Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit
"Moreland's writing instantly pulled me in, seamlessly weaving together multiple points of view to tell a rich, gripping story full of heartbreak and joy. A spectacular debut about queer love, life, and friendship,
It Goes Like This is a song I never wanted to end." -Jennifer Dugan, author of
Hot Dog Girl"It Goes Like This is a touching and delightful exploration of queer friendship, love, and art. I want to live in this fun, heartfelt, and important book 'til the moon crashes into the sea." -Auriane Desombre, author of
I Think I Love You
"A moving story of friendship, love, and growing up. Like the best of melodies, it will stay with you long after it's over." -Caleb Roehrig, author of
Fell of Dark
"A delicious escape, the kind of book where you dive in and just want to stay a while. A journey through memory, love, family, and loss...This novel was a soothing balm to my heart." -Aminah Mae Safi, author of
This is All Your Fault
