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RESET | Kirkus Reviews

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By Kevin Charles
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
An absorbing, character-driven consideration of the unexpected cost of recovering lost youth. In Charles’ debut novel, middle-aged people awaken in younger bodies, leading to massive disruptions in their personal lives and society in general. One day, 23 years ago, everyone who was celebrating a 50th birthday awakened looking half their age (“It appears there has been some unexplainable biological event,” a news anchor reports). This phenomenon, known as the Reset, is now a common occurrence.
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Op-ed: Worried about a stressful job? Ask yourself: How much can your cup hold?

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By Kevin Charles
| The Huntington News Verified
February 23, 2026 If you’re like me, growing up with limited financial means yet a strong desire to change the world for the better, you crave the high-stress, high-reward environment of jobs on Wall Street or in big law, which give you the feeling that your decisions matter. However, if you’re like me, you’ve also come to understand that these jobs often result in burnout or the collapse of your personal life — where your work becomes your identity and you never live a truly meaningful life.
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Op-ed: Netflix and chill no more: Why movies teach what the classroom can’t about moral and emotional realities

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By Kevin Charles
| The Huntington News Verified
I grew up watching my parents balance their careers, responsibilities and personal values, so it makes sense that I view success based on those experiences. A white collar job at an S&P 500 company with a fancy title and my own office with a view is what I thought success meant. But what changed my view on success — and how to handle work and life — was classic Hollywood films.
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