Raegan Revord has long been a big reader, and now she is about to become an author herself. Young Sheldon actress, 16, announced Tuesday that she will publish her debut novel for adults, Rules for fake girls. The book is scheduled to be published in the fall of 2025 by Wednesday Books, a publishing house of The St. Martin’s Publishing Group.
Rules for fake girls follows Avery Blackwell who, after the death of her mother, attends her mother’s alma mater, Brighton College. While in Brighton, Avery meets Charlie, a girl who asks Avery to pretend to be her girlfriend and helps her complete a scavenger hunt that Avery’s mother left behind.
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Raegan Revord.
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“Wednesday Books is incredibly excited to publish Raegan’s beautiful debut novel,” says Eileen Rothschild, vice president and associate publisher of Wednesday Books, in a statement. “From page one, you’re immersed in Avery’s journey as she navigates grief, first love, and where she is in the world. It’s a ride you want to be a part of, and we can’t wait for readers everywhere to experience it.”
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Rules for fake girls it’s perfect for fans of novels like Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins and I kissed Sara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston and uses classic rom-com tropes in a fresh way, according to the publisher. “I’ve been a fan of Wednesday Books since I started reading YA, so publishing my debut novel with Eileen’s expertise and guidance was a dream come true,” says Revord.
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Raegan Revord as Missy Cooper in ‘Young Sheldon’.
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The actress currently plays Missy Cooper Young SheldonCBS spinoff predecessor to the film Big Bang Theory, whose final season premieres this month. He is also an active member of the literary community and calls himself an “avid reader”.
In 2022, she started her book club, Read with Raegan. The online community, which currently has more than 55k followers on Instagram, is a place for young adults to discuss books, listen to author interviews and connect with other readers.
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Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE’s free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Revord hopes that Rules for fake girls will be another way to share stories with a larger audience. “I’m so excited for readers to go on this journey with Avery and her friends,” Revord continues. “Inclusive stories are more important now than ever, and I’m excited to have the opportunity to share them Rules for fake girls with readers.”
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