You, Again

Analyze how You, Again explores both monogamy and polyamory, particularly regarding the characters’ evolving views on commitment and intimacy. How do the characters’ experiences with and belief systems about these different relationship models shape their understanding of love, trust, and personal fulfillment?

How does the novel use the concept of “home” to highlight the characters’ journeys and development? What physical or emotional markers of “home” exist for Josh, Ari, and the supporting characters, and how do their perceptions of home evolve throughout the story?

Analyze the role that grief and past wounds play in You, Again and how they shape the characters’ journeys. While Josh grapples with the grief of losing his father, how do other characters process their losses, and how do these experiences influence their personal and interpersonal development? In particular, consider how Josh and Ari carry emotional weight from past romantic and familial experiences into their present lives. How do their relationships with grief evolve, and what role does healing play in their character arcs and their relationship with one another?