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Crosby, Maine
Crosby is a fictional small town on the coast of Maine. It is the setting of nearly all chapters of Olive, Again. The majority of the characters of the novel were born and raised in Crosby, or moved from nearby towns.
Shirley Falls
Shirley Falls is a small, fictional, town about an hour away from Crosby. Olive's first husband, Henry, grew up here. In recent years, a large number of Somali immigrants have moved to Shirley Falls, creating some tension in the predominantly white community.
Henry and Olive's house
Olive and Henry built their house together decades earlier. After Henry's death, Olive is uncomfortable sleeping in their bedroom and sleeps in a different room of the house. When she decides to marry Jack, she sells the house and moves in with him, which upsets Christopher. The house is torn down, and Olive occasionally regrets leaving it, particularly...
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