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But noticing that Wes isn’t the annoying “bad boy” she had always thought he was was definitely not part of her plan. We’d grown up on the same street but hadn’t become actual good friends until sophomore year, so even though she knew my mom had died when I was in fifth grade, we’d never really talked about it. I'm here to let you all know that you can also be cured just like me and you don't have to live with any sort of illness for the rest of your life.In middle school, he was the guy who’d thought it was hilarious to pretend he didn’t see me when I was lying out, and then water his mom’s bushes, “accidentally” spraying the hose right over me until I screamed. Liz is determined to make Michael into the rom-com hero of her love life; she believes this would make her mother proud. This is important and I wish the description had mentioned it: Liz's mom died in a car accident when she was in the fifth grade. It’s this she uses to get him to help her connect with Michael although it does seem like Wes might have different motives.

This coming-of-age story references classic romantic comedy tropes and films as Liz eventually discovers that “happily ever after” is not what or who she expects. Wes was the kid who put a frog in her Barbie Dreamhouse, the monster who hid a lawn gnome's severed head in her little homemade neighborhood book exchange. And while the other movies in the trilogy kept that spectacle, nothing quite compares to seeing the Shire for the very first time. Conversely, Spielberg dismisses the laws of physics and makes an oxygen tank explode like a few tons of TNT. I found that the strongest trait of this book were its characters: Liz and Wes definitely moved the story forward and were just the classic definition of “enemies-to-lovers”.Liz also does not let the rumors about Michael having feelings for apparent mean girl Laney discourage her—Liz has despised Laney ever since grade school for Laney’s cruelty.

Now that he's back in town, Liz will do whatever it takes to get on his radar - and maybe snag him as a prom date - even befriend Wes Bennet. Wes jumped down and held up his hands in the universal I’m innocent pose, even though his smirk made him look anything but. Liz’s relationships with Joss and Helena also suffer as Joss discovers Liz’s lies and Liz shuns Helena from her life for fear of replacing her mother. In Kubrick’s chilly film, it is impossible to ever fully grasp, which makes the story both more disturbing and open to endless reinterpretation.Additionally, Dick was so skeptical and fearful of a robotic future, he missed the real tantalizing horror found in Scott’s film: What if a humanity that invents androids to be glorified slave labor has become crueler and less human than the robots they hunt?

Now that he’s back in town, Liz will do whatever it takes to get on his radar—and maybe snag him as a prom date—even befriend Wes Bennet.Author Peter Benchley and director Steven Spielberg were famously divided over how the then 28-year-old filmmaker chose to end Jaws. At one point, my mother was high-fiving Michael after stealing home base in her floral sundress and wedge sandals. Somehow, she manages to enlist him in helping her land her leading man with their coveted parking space up for grabs if he helps her succeed. I really like books where it’s so obvious the guy has feelings/a crush and the female character just literally cannot see it, no matter what he does.