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• Title : Graduates in Wonderland: The International Misadventures of Two (Almost) Adults
• Author : Jessica Pan
• Rating : 4.66 (889 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-9-11
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 304 Pages
• Asin : 1592408605
• Language : English

And I love them for it."—Jerramy Fine, author of Someday My Prince Will Come"Gloriously addictive. It made me nostalgic for the uncertainty and excitement and seemingly endless possibilities of the post-college years. The kind of writing you eat with a spoon. One of Jennifer Weiner's Ten Best Beach Reads—USA Weekend"This book will take me back to those days when everything was possible"—Jennifer Weiner, author of All Fall Down"Totally addictive"—BUST"Graduates in Wonderland was a gem of a find. Reading through it (and it goes by fast) is a kind of hybrid between the most amazing nostalgia spiral and a very satisfying session of eavesdropping (extensively) on friendly strangers."—Refinery29"The book is full of witty descriptions and cultural observations, capturing not just a picture of twentysomething life but also a sense of the time"—The Hairpin"Life is hard after graduation. This book is like catching up with your best friends over two-dollar tacos and margaritas

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Through their messages from around the world, they swap tales of teaching classes of military men, running a magazine, and flirting in foreign languages, along with the hard stuff: from harrowing accidents to breakups and breakdowns.Reminiscent of Sloan Crosley’s essays and Lena Dunham’s Girls, Graduates in Wonderland is an intimate, no-holds-barred portrait of two young women as they embark upon adulthood.. Each spends the next few years tumbling through adulthood and reinventing themselves in various countries, including France, China, and Australia. After graduation, Jess packs up everything she owns and moves to Beijing on a whim, while Rachel heads to New York to work for an art gallery and to figure out her love life.  Two best friends document their post-college lives in a hilarious, relatable, and powerfully honest epistolary memoir. Fast friends since they met at Brown University during their freshman year, Jessica Pan and Rachel Kapelke-Dale vowed to keep in touch after their senior year through in-depth—and brutally honest—weekly e-mails

She has written for VanityFair, Refinery29, ThoughtCatalog, Huffington Post, AOL Travel and The Frisky.

Both authors live in London.

. She has a BA in History of Art and Architecture and Comparative Literature from Brown University and a master’s in Cinema Studies from the Université de Paris VII. Jessica Pan has a BA in Psychology and Literary Arts from Brown University.  She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. She was the editor of a magazine and a TV reporter in Beijing and writes for The Hairpin, The Toast, Refinery29, Huffington Post, The Frisky and ELLE.Rachel Kapelke-Dale is pursuing a PhD in