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SQUID GAME meets MEAN GIRLS in this hit survival drama about keeping up and staying (barely) alive in a girl-eat-girl Tokyo - now with 100,000 copies sold SQUID GAME MEETS MEAN GIRLS THE #1 JAPANESE HIT ABOUT KEEPING UP AND STAYING (BARELY) ALIVE IN A GIRL-EAT-GIRL WORLD 100,000 COPIES SOLD LET THE GAMES BEGIN Mishin Mizushima isn't nearly kawaii enough by Tokyo standards. Her developmentally stunted mum isn't a fan either, ditching her in their micro-apartment to shack up with a sugar daddy. Her story is one of thousands in a city where towering alpha females move and think as a single, terrifyingly beautiful organism. The betas know to lay low. The rest grovel at the feet of the sparkly food chain. In one school, a battle erupts between the barbies when a new teacher dares to question the natural order. In the wisdom of Hello Kitty, "you can never have too many friends" - and everyone knows the best way to make friends is to play a game... An unhinged bestseller straight outta Tokyo, Please Form Pairs is a candy-coated survival drama where everyone must play by three rules: keep up, be liked, and stay (barely) alive in a girl-eat-girl world.
CHIREN KINA (author) is 39. She started writing in school after being rejected by her crush 16 times and winning the R-18 Literature Prize for Women by Women. Her debut novel translated into English, Please Form Pairs, has sold 100,000 copies. TikTok | @chirenneko Haydn Trowell is an Australian translator of Japanese literature whose work has appeared in Granta, Electric Literature, and Words Without Borders. He has translated fiction by major prize-winning authors such as Yasunari Kawabata, Maki Kashimada, and Rie Qudan. He lives in North Adams, Massachusetts.
