A review by thriller_kris
Again, but Better by Christine Riccio
5.0
Deja vu
I picked up this book because it felt like I was picking up a story about myself. I studied in England for a year and basically started over just like Shane(except for my major).
If I could describe this book in a couple of words I'd say it was a warm bubble bath. It was refreshing and adorable in so many ways. Lately I find that it's hard to find lighthearted books so I'm thankful for this one. It brought back the feelings I had when I went traveling out of the country for the first time.
Shane is relatable in many ways. We all have that gnawing anxiety that can cripple us from our own potential and overall happiness. Too many times she made me smile and reminded myself that it's ok to be courageous. Anything that brings a genuine smile to my face must be held closely. I loved this book, I'll probably have to buy it for my own collection.
I picked up this book because it felt like I was picking up a story about myself. I studied in England for a year and basically started over just like Shane(except for my major).
If I could describe this book in a couple of words I'd say it was a warm bubble bath. It was refreshing and adorable in so many ways. Lately I find that it's hard to find lighthearted books so I'm thankful for this one. It brought back the feelings I had when I went traveling out of the country for the first time.
Shane is relatable in many ways. We all have that gnawing anxiety that can cripple us from our own potential and overall happiness. Too many times she made me smile and reminded myself that it's ok to be courageous. Anything that brings a genuine smile to my face must be held closely. I loved this book, I'll probably have to buy it for my own collection.