I Hope This Doesn’t Find You

Sadie Wen is the perfect student – straight A’s, school captain, valedictorian. She’s a people pleaser and doesn’t want to ruffle any feathers. Sadie bottles all of her frustrations, anger, and pressure and pours all of her feelings and thoughts into her emails. No one is supposed to read the emails. Until one day, the emails get mysteriously sent out and everyone in school is upset with Sadie. Everyone that is, except, Sadie’s arch nemesis – Julius Gong.

This book is billed for fans of the To All The Boys series which I happen to be. I really like the dynamic between Sadie and Julius. They were both very likable and relatable characters, and I really liked how their relationship evolved. From rivalry to romance, I was rooting for them the whole time. The only thing I didn’t like was how the drama between the two kept dragging on in the story. It felt slow and repetitive at times and very one-sided. Despite it all, I plan to read Ann Liang’s other novels, and I highly recommend this book to any contemporary YA rom-com fans.