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Name: Again, but Better by Christine Riccio (Author)
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"Again, But Better" by Christine Riccio is a coming-of-age contemporary novel centered on Shane Primaveri, a socially anxious and introverted college student who feels she has been "doing college all wrong." Despite maintaining stellar grades and satisfying her parents, she struggles with loneliness, lack of meaningful friendships, and no romantic experiences. To change her life and seize a fresh start, Shane signs up for a semester abroad in London, determined to rewrite her college experience by making friends, pursuing romance, and finding adventure.

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The story explores the challenges Shane faces adjusting to life outside her comfort zone and the reality that change is harder than it seems. It delves into themes of self-discovery, overcoming self-doubt, and the complexities of early adulthood, including the illusion of perfection often portrayed on social media. It portrays Shane’s journey toward independence and learning to embrace imperfection while striving for personal growth. The novel resonates with readers for its relatability, humor, and earnest depiction of the struggles young adults face as they figure out life and themselves.