Nicole’s Reviews > Driving with Dead People > Status Update

Monica has moved to Brooklyn and has recently found out that her older sister, JoAnn, is depressed and extremely suicidal because her father has been molesting her for years.

Monica is also having sex with her professor, who is 42 years and he made her get plastic surgery for her singing. Why is Monica making herself so easy? Maybe she's too depressed. Also, Monica's sister, Becky, didn't invite her to her wedding because Becky felt she would take all the attention. Is Becky jealous? I think she is.

A lot has happened to Monica, her mother filed for a divorce and is seeing a married man named Jim and she's begun to stop about her kids and focus on her relationship. Monica is starting to bond with her father, she lost her virginity to a 21 year old in her senior year and when she wanted to leave him, he punched her and held a gun to her. In college, a guy manipulated her and got her pregnant, she got an abortion.

Monica went to the Kilner's Funeral Home and there, she got to lay in coffins and she found out that a family friend as passed away. She was in a skating rink incident where she fractured her hip and at the hospital, she met a friend named Annie. She was in the same room as her and 6 months after she left, she died of leukemia.

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?

So far in this book, Monica has met new friends at a barbeque and she started her first year in the fourth grade with her friend, Julie Kilner. One night, her father saw a tornado with the kids and he told them to get out of the car so he can get a better shot of it and as the tornado was getting closer to them, he quickly told all of them to get in the car and drove away. Does the father care about Monica's safety?