Nicole Saez
The Best Four Years
language
(New Degree Press Feb. 20, 2020)
How many times have you heard that college is the best four years of your life?
That’s what Michaela Reyes anticipated as she applied to colleges in the United States. She was determined to be a great dentist just like her parents — or so she thought. Michaela’s world of straight A’s, and a seemingly perfect life, came crashing down when she realized she wanted nothing to do with the career path her parents had chosen for her.
Follow Michaela’s journey through her college years as she begins it in the same manner as so many other high school graduates: lost and confused; but eventually, finds her footing. Through missteps, mistakes, and milestones, she rediscovers who she is and what she loves in life. Her story has much in common with the stories of college students everywhere in the world.
The Best Four Years is a novel for college students who feel their college experience was anything but ordinary, and for those who are still looking for their path.
That’s what Michaela Reyes anticipated as she applied to colleges in the United States. She was determined to be a great dentist just like her parents — or so she thought. Michaela’s world of straight A’s, and a seemingly perfect life, came crashing down when she realized she wanted nothing to do with the career path her parents had chosen for her.
Follow Michaela’s journey through her college years as she begins it in the same manner as so many other high school graduates: lost and confused; but eventually, finds her footing. Through missteps, mistakes, and milestones, she rediscovers who she is and what she loves in life. Her story has much in common with the stories of college students everywhere in the world.
The Best Four Years is a novel for college students who feel their college experience was anything but ordinary, and for those who are still looking for their path.