According to Plan
Christen Randall
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Three starred reviews!
âWarm, witty, and wonderfully queer.â âAiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Cemetery Boys
From USA TODAY bestselling author Christen Randall comes a cozy, âauthentic, and affirmingâ (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) queer romance about self-discovery, finding your person, and carving out a space for yourself in unexpected placesâperfect for fans of Heartstopper and Julie Murphy.
Mal Flowers expected senior year fall to be full of cozy sweaters, good coffee, and copyediting. As the new editor-in-chief of their schoolâs literary magazine, they just want to follow The Plan to graduate and get out of their small midwestern townâa place where, as a broke, fat, queer person with ADHD, theyâve never really fit in. But when budget cuts result in the lit magâs cancellation, Mal is suddenly left scrambling for something to replace it.
That is, until Emerson Pikeâwho also has ADHD but is loud, confident, and Malâs complete oppositeâsuggests the staff go rogue and create a zine instead. Which would be cool, except that making and selling contraband isnât exactly what Mal envisioned listing as the extracurricular activity on their college application. A zine would be unofficial, unapproved, and definitely not in The Plan.
But a zine is also a good way to spend more time with Emerson, whose playful banter and bad jokes Mal canât seem to get enough of. And maybe, with a group of new friends, the back of the charming coffee shop where Emerson works could be somewhere Mal does belong. Because breaking the rules with Emersonâand flirting with her over coffeeâis fun.
Maybe The Plan isnât the only way to find happiness, but can Mal let go of something theyâve depended on for so long?
âWarm, witty, and wonderfully queer.â âAiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Cemetery Boys
From USA TODAY bestselling author Christen Randall comes a cozy, âauthentic, and affirmingâ (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) queer romance about self-discovery, finding your person, and carving out a space for yourself in unexpected placesâperfect for fans of Heartstopper and Julie Murphy.
Mal Flowers expected senior year fall to be full of cozy sweaters, good coffee, and copyediting. As the new editor-in-chief of their schoolâs literary magazine, they just want to follow The Plan to graduate and get out of their small midwestern townâa place where, as a broke, fat, queer person with ADHD, theyâve never really fit in. But when budget cuts result in the lit magâs cancellation, Mal is suddenly left scrambling for something to replace it.
That is, until Emerson Pikeâwho also has ADHD but is loud, confident, and Malâs complete oppositeâsuggests the staff go rogue and create a zine instead. Which would be cool, except that making and selling contraband isnât exactly what Mal envisioned listing as the extracurricular activity on their college application. A zine would be unofficial, unapproved, and definitely not in The Plan.
But a zine is also a good way to spend more time with Emerson, whose playful banter and bad jokes Mal canât seem to get enough of. And maybe, with a group of new friends, the back of the charming coffee shop where Emerson works could be somewhere Mal does belong. Because breaking the rules with Emersonâand flirting with her over coffeeâis fun.
Maybe The Plan isnât the only way to find happiness, but can Mal let go of something theyâve depended on for so long?
Three starred reviews!
âWarm, witty, and wonderfully queer.â âAiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Cemetery Boys
From USA TODAY bestselling author Christen Randall comes a cozy, âauthentic, and affirmingâ (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) queer romance about self-discovery, finding ...
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Christen Randall (they/she) is a queer, fat, neurodivergent author of queer, fat, neurodiverse books, including Junior Library Guild selection and instant USA TODAY bestseller The No-Girlfriend Rule. When theyâre not writing joyful stories for the next generation of geeky gay kids, you can find them making zines about neighborhood cats, nerding out doing readersâ advisory as a library associate at their local library branch, or at home planning all the D&D campaigns theyâll run one day, they swear. Christen lives in Covington, Kentucky. Visit them online at ByChristenRandall.com and on social media @ByCRandall.
Christen Randall (they/she) is a queer, fat, neurodivergent author of queer, fat, neurodiverse books, including Junior Library Guild selection and instant USA TODAY bestseller The No-Girlfriend Rule. When theyâre not writing joyful stories for the next generation of geeky gay kids, you can find t...
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