Stephanie Kuehn is a psychologist and an author. She has written five novels for teens, including Charm & Strange, which won the ALA's 2014 William C. Morris Award for best debut young adult novel. Stephanie lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her family and their many pets, where life is loud, joyous, and filled with animal hair.
"A compelling and thoughtful exploration of mental health by way of
an unexpected--and beautiful--friendship forged during the darkest
of times. Stephanie Kuehn writes fearlessly, honestly, and tenderly
about the challenges of recovery and We Weren't Looking to Be Found
is a hopeful, affecting, and important book."--Courtney Summers,
New York Times best-selling author of Sadie and The Project
"We Weren't Looking to Be Found tells a story of mental health and
girlhood with tenderness, nuance, and above all, raw honesty.
Nobody hurts, heals, and surprises like Stephanie Kuehn."--Dahlia
Adler, author of Cool for the Summer
An insightful, grounded, and compassionately messy meditation on
adolescence, institutional support, and helping oneself.--Kirkus,
starred review
Both teens narrate in the first person, giving an intimacy and
immediacy to their struggles with depression and addiction that
feel authentic. This may be triggering for some teens but a
lifesaver for others, as the bittersweet ending is hopeful while
acknowledging that recovery is rarely straightforward.--Booklist
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