Bliss’s struggles with self-worth, her desire to break free from external pressures, and the details of her everyday life… imbue Wilson’s romantic debut with a healthy dose of intimacy and drama.

—Publishers Weekly [ read full review ]

Wilson captures the reality of the rural Midwest with an authentic voice that is both powerful and raw. A solid, first purchase.

—School Library Journal starred review  [ read full review ]

The book explores complicated, messy relationships that include elements of rivalry, jealousy, love, and care.. An intimate story of growth and self-respect.

—Kirkus Reviews  [ read full review ]

Over the past six years, Bliss has gotten good at making herself fit into other people’s lives, having been dumped with her aunt’s family so her mother could pursue being a model. She has also gone along with her boyfriend’s dream for their future, holding on to only the smallest details of a road map for making her life her own. But then, the summer before Bliss’ senior year, her mother comes crashing back into her life and Bliss meets Blake (someone she finds easy to talk to—and sometimes kiss), causing her to question how much of her life story she wants to write herself. Someday We’ll Find It is a novel about discovering your own value and, just as important, finding people who see that worth without being threatened by it. First-time novelist Wilson has captured so many of the complex emotions of being a teenager—not just through Bliss’ contemplation of post-high-school life, but through personal growth that allows Bliss to see her entire high-school experience in a new light.

— Molly Horan, Booklist

How do you fight for what you want if you don’t even know what that is? Both relatable and surprisingly suspenseful, Someday We’ll Find It is a riveting coming-of-age story about a girl sleepwalking through a hot Midwestern summer until the sudden reappearance of her mother—and a new boy in town—challenge her to dream bigger. Readers will eagerly follow Bliss as she discovers some rainbows are worth chasing.

—Laura Ruby, Two-Time National Book Award Finalist and Author of Bone Gap

How do you fight for what you want if you don’t even know what that is? Both relatable and surprisingly suspenseful, Someday We’ll Find It is a riveting coming-of-age story about a girl sleepwalking through a hot Midwestern summer until the sudden reappearance of her mother—and a new boy in town—challenge her to dream bigger. Readers will eagerly follow Bliss as she discovers some rainbows are worth chasing.

—Elisha Jachetti, YA Books Central  [ read full review ]