An achingly authentic, emotional Summer romance about learning to color outside the lines.
And Lark doesn\'t know if she can ever truly let go of aiming for perfect....
But what she\'s found comes with a best before summer\'s end expiration date.
Suddenly Lark\'s world is taking shape and the colors are growing more vibrant, from afternoon margaritas with Southern-fried divorcées to late-night apple pie with chocolate ice cream and an increasingly spicy situationship with Nick.
And he\'s not interested in a Perfect Lark at all...
The only bright spot in her life is a community art class taught by Nick Hoffman, the esoteric and unreasonably hot guy from high school.
She\'s only a faint sketch of the person she was, with blurry, tentative lines--and under the constant scrutiny of her overbearing parents.
Now Lark\'s trying to put the fragile pieces back together, with no idea of where to start.
And in one evening, she lost it...and that Perfect girl is gone forever.
Hell, it wasn\'t even her .
But Lark knows that her once-Perfect life wasn\'t really perfect.
And one half of Spring Valley High\'s golden couple.
Valedictorian.
Homecoming queen.
They only remember who she used to be.
No one in Spring Valley recognizes Lark Woodley anymore.
You can\'t have the breakthrough without the breakdown...
An achingly authentic, emotional Summer romance about learning to color outside the lines
