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Stephanie Kate Strohm (she/her) is also the coauthor of Twelfth Grade Night. At sixteen, she played Cordelia in King Lear and suffered through a terrible crush on Edmund, and at seventeen, she picked up her first pair of pom poms. She's online at StephanieKateStrohm.com and on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok @StephKateStrohm. Molly Horton Booth (they/she) is also the coauthor of Twelfth Grade Night. Molly grew up homeschooled, secretly longing to be a cheerleader. They earned their MA in English from UMass Boston (studying-twist!-Shakespeare), and now live with their partner and pet family in Baltimore. Her website is MollyHortonBooth.com and Instagram is @MollyHortonBooth. Jamie Green (they/them) is a book illustrator, content creator, and alum of Ringling College of Art and Design '20. When they aren't doing illustration for books, they can be found tattooing, lifting weights, or exploring outdoors. You can find Jamie on Instagram and Twitter @JamieMGreenArt or Jamie Green on YouTube.
"“Delightful. . . . A wonderful set of twists even to those familiar with the inspiring material. The art here is beautifully expressive.” —Booklist, starred review “Wholeheartedly committed to goofiness and fun. . . . Confident and endearing . . . high-spirited drama.” —Kirkus Reviews Praise for Twelfth Grade Night A School Library Journal Best Book of 2022 ""Magical and full of queer joy—this book is such a dream!"" —Alice Oseman, New York Times best-selling author of Heartstopper and Loveless ""Twelfth Grade Night is a heartfelt and expressive graphic novel with memorable characters, emotive art, and an engaging story. I loved it!"" —Kevin Panetta, author of Bloom ""Twelfth Grade Night cast a spell on me! A winning combination of fantasy, fun, humor, and heart."" —Faith Erin Hicks, New York Times best-selling co-creator of Pumpkinheads ""High school pranks, youthful dialogue, and a bright color palette make for a fun and inviting comedy to dive into, and a charismatic supporting cast offers plenty of material for more Shakespearean hijinks in future volumes."" —The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books, starred review"
