Wayfarers

<p><b><i>Wayfarers</i> is an elegantly written and emotionally resonant story about two lost people finding themselves and their place in the wide, wild world. A gorgeous, multilayered, atmospheric love story for the ages. Sylvie and Knox captured my heart. Emily Henry, #1 <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author</b></p><p><b>A must-read for fans of Morgan Matson and Kasie West, this YA novel in verse and conversationcowritten by bestselling authors Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallarofollows a girl trying to outrun her problems and a boy just discovering the outside world as they embark on a life-changing road trip. </b></p><p><i>What do you do</i><br/><i>when there's nothing </i><br/><i>in this world you want</i><br/><i>more than to spend two </i><br/><i>more hours with someone</i><br/><i>and nothing in the world </i><br/><i>you want less than to only </i><br/><i>spend two more hours </i><br/><i>with someone? </i></p><p><b>Sylvie </b>said she wanted to live the van life after high school, but all she really wanted was to escape. With unlimited resources and an escape-artist golden retriever by her side, she keeps her eyes on the road to distract her from everything she left behind.<br/><b>Knox</b> grew up on the edge of society, without a phone, a school, or a real name. He's never felt like he had a firm place to stand, but he's done writing his story in vanishing ink.<br/>On one of the worst days of Sylvie's life, Knox helps rescue her dog and breaks his arm in the process. To apologize, Sylvie offers him a ride. But Knox is keeping some big secrets, and so is Sylvie. They must decide: If the other person knew the whole story, would they take a chance onand maybe even fall fora wayfaring stranger?</p>