Advance Praise for "Graduates in Wonderland" "I loved "Graduates in Wonderland." It made me nostalgic for the uncertainty and excitement and seemingly endless possibilities of the post-college years. The first thing I did after reading it was pour my heart out--via email, of course--to my best friend." --Rachel Bertsche, "New York Times" bestselling author of "MWF Seeking BFF" "I knew from page 8, on which one of the authors ends a letter with a piece of brutally honest advice about the other's crush, that I would love "Graduates in Wonderland." Theirs is a best friendship I find as complex, challenging, and deeply intimate as my own--the type of dynamic, all-consuming female friendship story that is as common as it is under-told. Jess and Rachel are smart, funny, and wise, and it's a pleasure to be like a fly in their emails, if that were a thing." --Katie Heaney, author of "Never Have I Ever" "A charming epistolary tale of female friendship and early post-graduate life in all its exciting and confusing glory. Jess and Rachel's adventures will be relatable to anyone who has ventured down that strange rabbit hole we call the 'real world' and wondered just how to find her way back out again in one successful, happy piece." --Rachel Friedman, author of "The Good Girl's Guide to Getting Lost" "Sounding, thinking, and talking exactly like your best friends, these girls dive headfirst into the humor and heartache of life after college. They kiss a lot of foreign frogs in a lot of foreign cities. And just when they think they are in danger of becoming real live adults, they prove themselves spectacularly wrong. And I love them for it." --Jerramy Fine, author of "Someday My Prince Will Come" "Gloriously addictive. This book is like catching up with your best friends over two-dollar tacos and margaritas, trying to convince each other to date this guy or travel or buy weirdo heels. I've been there, babes! The two a

Jessica Pan has a BA in Psychology and Literary Arts from Brown University. She holds a master's degree in journalism from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. She was the editor of a magazine and a TV reporter in Beijing and has written for "The Hairpin" and "The Toast." Rachel Kapelke-Dale is pursuing a PhD in cinematographic studies at University College London. She has a BA in History of Art and Architecture and Comparative Literature from Brown University and a master's in Cinema Studies from the Universite de Paris VII. Both authors live in London.