“Cynthia So leans into the complex fluidity of relationships over time, across generations and communities, shaded by culture and circumstances. Elsie’s story is romantic, warm, wise, and disarmingly sincere.” – Becky Albertalli, author of Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda
“An epic fandom, a scavenger hunt for a lost love and an ode to cultural inheritance – this is a wonderfully heartfelt and joyously queer romance” – Lauren James, author of The Loneliest Girl in the Universe
“If You Still Recognise Me is a poignant, perfectly formed debut about queer love, fandom and family.” – Lex Croucher, author of Reputation
“A beautiful and intricately layered tale of friendship, fandom and finding yourself – I absolutely adored it.” – Sophie Cameron, author of Out of the Blue
“Exploring the bonds of friendship, family, fandom, culture and queer community, this is a story about finding who you really are at the heart of all the things you love.” – Sera Milano, author of This Can Never Not Be Real
“A celebration of fannish glee, queer joy and family in all senses of the word. If You Still Recognise Me asks what it means to find yourself, when we are all more than a single story. I adored it.” – Kat Dunn, author of Dangerous Remedy
“Beautifully written with moments of sheer lyricism. A must-read for humans of all ages and walks of life. I loved it so much!” – Wibke Brueggemann, author of Love is for Losers
“If You Still Recognise Me by Cynthia So is just so SO perfect. Refreshing, relatable and raw in its honesty, this is the book I wish I’d had as a queer teen discovering my identity.” – Sarah Underwood, author of Lies We Sing to the Sea
“If You Still Recognise Me is a moving and heart-warming story about queer love, family, culture and fandom and So’s has a uniquely poetic style that sees beauty in the everyday and makes the familiar feel fresh and new” – Ciara Smyth, author of Not My Problem
“This wonderful book is both a tender coming-of-age romance and a tapestry of queer identity that spans oceans, generations, and stages of life … Suffused with queer wistfulness and the ache to be known, So’s debut is as intimate and revelatory as the first touch of a first crush’s hand.” – Riley Redgate, author of Seven Ways We Lie
“A lyrical, complex tale of friendship, family, and all the stories we tell ourselves – true and not – about what it means to love” – Kelly Loy Gilbert, author of When We Were Infinite
“Cynthia So deftly weaves a story that explores queerness, love, and relationships across distance, both geographical and time. An accomplished debut with shades of Nina LaCour, If You Still Recognise Me is the perfect summer-time read.” – Lizzie Huxley-Jones, author and editor
“A beautiful story of cultural identity, friendship, and the dizzying and exhilarating experience of young love. IF YOU STILL RECOGNIZE ME is a triumph.” – Ashley Herring Blake, author of Girl Made of Stars
