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Where You'll Find Us
In this profound and beautifully written YA novel, a trans teen finds a house where queer teens from all different decades have found refuge from hatred--and from time.
In this profound and beautifully written YA novel, a trans teen finds a house where queer teens from all different decades have found refuge from hatred--and from time.
Calla’s parents disowned her via text message at the beginning of spring break. Her girlfriend Mona thinks it’s because they found out she’s gay. But the truth is they found a million incriminating Google searches: how do you know you’re trans, am I non-binary or a trans guy, how to tell your girlfriend you’re trans, what to do if you’re trans.
Suddenly, Calla’s entire future is gone. Without her parents paying, she won’t go to the all-women’s college that accepted her. She won’t play on the field hockey team. She won’t share a dorm room with Mona. But maybe that’s okay. Lately, all Calla wants is to disappear.
Then Calla and Mona stumble upon a mysterious house in the woods, where they meet five other teenagers. These teens have lived in the house for decades without ever ageing. They call themselves by different words—inverts, degenerates, homosexuals—and come from all different time periods. But something in them calls to something in Calla. And each of them found the Forever House when they most needed a safe place to hide from a world that didn’t understand them.
Calla thinks she might have finally found a place to belong. A place to be who she (they? he?) really is. But how long can you hide from time?
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781547611409
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Format: Hardback
Date Published: 02 June 2026
Country: United States
Imprint: Bloomsbury YA
Audience: Teenage
DIMENSIONS
Width: 140.0mm
Height: 210.0mm
Weight: 0g
Pages: 384
About the Author
Lambda Literary Fellow Jen St. Jude (she/they) grew up in New Hampshire apple orchards and now lives in Chicago with her wife and dog. She holds degrees in creative writing from Colby College and Harvard University Extension School, and has served as an editor for Chicago Review of Books, Just Femme & Dandy, and Arcturus Magazine. When she’s not reading or writing, you can find her cheering on the Chicago Sky and Red Stars. If Tomorrow Doesn’t Come was her first novel.
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