US EditionBOOK REVIEW: Coming-of-age novel flips the typical college narrative
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BOOK REVIEW: Coming-of-age novel flips the typical college narrative
In his coming-of-age novel, Party School, Jon Hart reveals that growth does not always come with prestige. He explores the tension between self-perception and societal expectations. In a competitive society where college rankings seem to define worth, many believe that their futures depend on the name at the top of their acceptance letters. However, when that name is not impressive, many lose direction and hope. Dylan Mills, a self-deprecating,…
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