The Reappearance of Rachel Price meets Yellowjackets in a YA thriller about a girl’s search for her missing mother and the complicated truths she uncovers by Morris Award-winner Meredith Adamo.
Intrigued? Well we are delighted to be revealing the cover and an excerpt for You Made Me by Meredith Adamo!
Releasing on May 18th 2027, You Made Me is now available for preorder so read on to discover the cover by illustrator Kei-Ella Loewe and a peek at the start of the novel!

Sienna Benson doesn’t exist.
At least, that’s what her dream school says when they can’t verify her identity. But Sienna knows exactly who she is—and once upon a time, a quarter-million followers did, too. Her entire childhood was posted on My Little Mini, her mom’s old Instagram account, for anyone to see. How is that not proof enough that she’s real?
But then a mysterious letter sends her mom running off into the night. Her mom doesn’t return, but the letters keep coming. Letters written by someone named Mallory. Letters that tell a story Sienna’s heard before, about nine schoolgirls who went missing in the wilderness, and only four made it out alive. Letters, Sienna realizes, about her mother.
As Sienna searches for her missing mom, she must confront the truth of who her mother is and what she’s done—not just all those years ago, but with My Little Mini. And if her mother truly is the monster everyone says she is, what does that make Sienna?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Meredith Adamo is the critically acclaimed and award-winning author of Not Like Other Girls (April 2024) and the forthcoming You Made Me (May 2027). Not Like Other Girls was the recipient of the 2025 William C. Morris YA Debut Award and the Southern Book Prize for Young Readers, and it was also selected for the Chicago Public Library Best of the Best, BookPage Best Young Adult Books of 2024, ALA Rise: A Feminist Book Project List, Kids’ Indie Next List, and the May 2024 Target YA Book Club, among other accolades.
Meredith is currently based in North Carolina, but she’s originally from Rochester, New York, which is her favorite place on the planet. Her non-writing interests include collecting vintage bakeware, crocheting the ugliest blankets you’ve ever seen, and grocery shopping.











