Libby Lost and Found

“Libby Lost and Found is a hilarious and heart wrenching debut. Stephanie Booth delivers a charming story of friendship, fandom, and love through the most unreliable of narrators - the titular Libby and her devoted, hilarious disciple, Peanut. Every chapter pulls you deeper into this unexpected narrative, brimming with affection and care. Utterly unique and engrossing, Libby Lost and Found is a must-read for anyone who loves getting lost in a good book.” – Elissa Sussman, bestselling author of Funny You Should Ask “Libby Lost and Found is a story upon a story upon a story, all delightful. One by one, Stephanie Booth’s characters are funny, complicated, endearing, and relatable, but then they come together and make magic. This is a book for those of us lucky enough to have ever really, truly fallen in love with one.” – Laurie Frankel, New York Times bestselling author of This is How it Always Is“An absolute delight!! Clever, engaging and heartfelt, Stephanie Booth has written a debut novel that packs a punch.” – John Searles, New York Times bestselling author of Help for the Haunted and Her Last Affair “Step into the imagination of Stephanie Booth, who has crafted a suspenseful story-within-a-story about a best-selling author grappling with a devastating diagnosis and the curious 11-year-old superfan who helps her complete her final book. Booth’s skillful narrative hand gives us exhilarating prose, unexpected turns of events, and a cast of major and minor characters who gradually leave their interior worlds to come together and reveal themselves.” – Esther Crain, author of The Gilded Age of New York “Stephanie Booth is a major talent. Her debut is poignant, lyrical, and heartbreakingly funny.” – Dan Zevin, Thurber Prize-winning author of The Day I Turned Uncool “When the author of a beloved fantasy series can no longer write, it raises the questions: who needs that fictional world more, the writer or the fans? And what, actually, is real? Stephanie Bloom’s writing pops like fireworks as Libby’s changing reality crashes into her vibrant, fantastical world. I haven’t read a book this full of imagination since The Night Circus.” – Erica Bauermeister, New York Times bestselling author of No Two Persons and The Scent Keeper

Stephanie Booth has an M.A. in English from the University of New Mexico and an MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College. Her work has appeared in Cosmopolitan, Real Simple, O, Marie Claire, The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times. Stephanie has been a contributing editor at Teen People and an advice columnist for Teen, and she has helped with casting for MTV’s award-winning documentary series, True Life. Stephanie is a content writer for Brightline, an app that provides behavioral health care for kids.

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