We Could Be Anyone

Anna-Marie McLemore
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We Could Be Anyone

Anna-Marie McLemore
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288 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: May 26, 2026
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 288
  • Publisher: Feiwel & Friends
  • ISBN: 9781250370587
  • Dimensions: 5.75" W x 1.0" L x 8.55" H
Anna-Marie McLemore is the author of The Weight of Feathers, When the Moon Was Ours (longlisted for the National Book Award), Wild Beauty, Blanca & Roja, Dark and Deepest Red, The Mirror Season (longlisted for the National Book Award), Lakelore, Venom & Vow, and Flawless Girls.

"McLemore’s latest novel for young adults may be their best, elegantly weaving together the threads that define their work: magical realism, mythology, and queer acceptance... McLemore crafts a story rich with allusion to mythical tales of metamorphosis and transformation." -School Library Journal, starred review

"Balancing depictions of searing rage and the costs of unfettered greed against a gorgeously rendered backdrop enriched by instances of queer love and acceptance, lush prose and deft character writing intertwine for a spectacular offering." - Publishers Weekly, starred review

"McLemore once again demonstrates their incredible ability to build out tales of naturalistic magical realism... Pass to longstanding McLemore fans and those who love to indulge in magical realism." -Booklist, starred review

"This is a gorgeously layered story of sibling loyalty, grief, queer identity, and vengeance." -BCCB

"An exquisitely crafted YA tale about the prescribed bounds of femininity by Anna-Marie McLemore... Flawless Girls splits storied notions of proper femininity—and gender itself—apart at the seams in an exemplary portrait of learning to express oneself... McLemore's signature prose both cuts like ice and rolls languidly off the tongue." —Shelf Awareness, starred review on Flawless Girls

"Enemies-to-lovers romances rarely offer this much emotional depth, and fans of the trope will find a lot to love about this coauthored romantic YA fantasy." —Booklist, starred review on Venom & Vow

"McLemore cleverly and subtly weaves in imagery from the source material while crafting a unique look at queer relations in 1920s New York, and lush prose skillfully depicts the characters’ yearning for freedom and acceptance. This is a compelling reimagining, and a stunner in its own right." —Publishers Weekly, starred review on Self-Made Boys

"Compelling and satisfying for Gatsby fans, critics, and neophytes alike, avoiding and subverting tropes and giving the main quartet the happy endings they deserve. In this absolutely stunning work, McLemore delivers their signature lyrical prose and rich symbolism. ... Richly imagined, fiercely tender, and achingly beautiful.” —Kirkus, starred review on Self-Made Boys

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