High school sophomore Sam Baker (Molly Ringwald) feels trapped-at home, as her recent 16th birthday has been completely forgotten because of her older sister’s wedding the next day at school, with an upcoming senior dance that’s sure to be awkward for her and in her love life, where Sam has attracted the eye of nerdy freshman Ted (Anthony Michael Hall) while being not-so-secretly infatuated with popular senior Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling). This tiny cupcake is the first sign that Annie might be able to regain control of her life and start mending the outlandish amount of damage caused by her competitive spat with Helen.
She starts small and bakes a single, perfect cupcake with mint green frosting and little pink petals. Eventually, after an unpleasant incident involving a bunch of puppies and a chocolate fountain, Annie gets kicked out of the ceremony entirely.įinally hitting an emotional rock bottom, Annie goes back to the one thing she knows and loves: baking, which she had previously given up entirely. The guy she’s hooking up with (Jon Hamm) has no interest in a relationship, she lost her entire savings due to the recession, and all her best ideas for helping plan the wedding get stolen and instead offered to the bride (Maya Rudolph) by the drippingly phony Helen (Rose Byrne). The books will mainly be sorted by author, and the new additions will be in bold for a period of about a week (depends how often I can update.).After losing her bakery, her boyfriend, and her role as maid of honor and organizer for her best friend’s upcoming wedding (sorry for the diarrhea, guys!), Annie Walker (Kristen Wiig) becomes a recluse. It'll be updated as often as I'm able to do so, so come back often! :) This list, however, should eleveate some of the hassle attributed to trying to find good reading material. Well, I don't know if you've noticed or not, but there aren't a whole lot of good books out there for youth these days. Books Worth Reading and Authors Worth Checking Out
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