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If I Wake Up Here Again

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"The first day of school is always exciting. But what if you find yourself waking up in a university dorm with no memory of how you got there?

This is exactly what happens to these students, whose first day turns more than exciting upon discovering Berkeley-Reagan University.

Join a student during the first day orientation to meet old friends and to get to know new ones. Help one in search for a book in the restricted section of BRU Library. Share a cool afternoon with a student under the Narra tree at World Park.

Help a student decide whether to follow the rules or pass through restricted areas. Experience reminiscing painful memories, confronting fears, taking on a challenge. Approach Dean George Whitman or allow him to find you in your most vulnerable moment. Find a soulmate or your one true love. The possibilities are endless, and it all happens in just a day.

As these students find lessons about hope, healing, taking chances and more, will they free-dive into the unknown and wish to wake up in the same place the next day to stay for good?"

96 pages, Paperback

Published February 8, 2022

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Celestine Trinidad

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July 5, 2025
This is an anthology of seven short stories by seven different authors with the prompt: The first day of school is always exciting. But what if you find yourself waking up in a university dorm with no memory of how you got there?

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4 stars for my faves, "First Day Fiasco" by Krystle Mae Labio and "All That Matters" by Celestine Trinidad.

"First Day Fiasco" is fun and mysterious, and I wanted to find out more!

"All That Matters" was subtly kilig, plus I like how it really used the "other universe" aspect to explore something that the main character couldn't get over in her original universe.

As for the anthology as a whole, though, I'm not sure the prompt really works in a collection like this. I think it was too specific. It made the stories feel too repetitive

But a lot of the writing is pretty good, so I would be curious to read more from these authors if they have works in other topics.
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