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She also overhears Heidi standing up for her and telling her father that he should spend more time with both his daughters. She has her flaws and her good points, and nothing about her screams too perfect, or too much of a mess.

Victoria West: Auden's mother is a "Mensa level" scholar who has treated her daughter like an adult since she was a child. As she gets to know herself – and a secretive boy with dark, brooding eyes – can Auden finally start to let go of her hang-ups and find a place where she belongs? Throughout the novel, she experiences many normal high school experiences she missed out on growing up.Please keep in mind that because we deal mostly in used books, any extra components, such as CDs or access codes, are usually not included. In the novel, it's a more drawn-out process, with Auden deciding to take Heidi up on her offer after spending a few lonely weeks at home. Writing and editing is never that easy for me, and when you factor in the hormones and all the other fun stuff that comes along with carrying a baby, it was quite a wild ride. In the Netflix version, it happens after a "hot dog party" and food fight, when Auden, Eli, and their friends run into the ocean for a night swim (very efficiently knocking three items off of Auden's quest list). I wrote Lock and Key while I was pregnant, and edited it in the last few months before my daughter was born.

Her parents have gotten a divorce and her father is remarried and just had a baby with his new wife. does anyone know what page number this is on – “Maybe it was true, and being a girl could be about interest rates and skinny jeans, riding bikes and wearing pink. Both of them are feminists with internalized misogyny, with Auden inheriting her mother’s tendency to look down on women who are too “girly”. After receiving a package from her brother Hollis who is touring Europe, she decides to take up her father's offer to spend her summer before college in the beach town Colby.Her old classmate and past prom date who stood her up, Jason, appears in town for a month-long conference. The film's official logline reads: "The summer before college Auden meets the mysterious Eli, a fellow insomniac. Auden also ends up spending her nights making up for her lost childhood with Eli, a loner and insomniac with an intriguing past. We so often brand adolescents as sulky or sullen or even alienated, when the truth is, they're anything but.