Ever look back on your college experience and wish that you could do it again but… better?
Well such is the plot in Again, But Better by Christine Riccio, the story of a college junior who, realizing she is “doing” college wrong, decides to study abroad and take more chances. The story of a shy, bookish American in London, and her journey to finding out what friends and love and success really mean to her.
Ah freshmen. The quickest and easiest way to identify them is by the presence of a lanyard with key and student ID around their neck. And we wouldn’t change a thing.
At the very beginning of the book, Shane (our heroine) finds herself in desperate need of playing cards, and buys this Beatles edition.
Has your mother got you concerned about all of your important belongings getting lost at the hands of a European pickpocket? Fear not with this cross body bag! It will make you un-rob-able.
Travel the world in style with this handy-dandy passport case!
What college style guide would be complete without a shower caddy? Perfect for those awkward trips to the bathroom down the hall, you can carry all of your important stuff in this for-one-thing-and-one-thing-only bag.
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