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Jenna Rink is an awkward, unpopular thirteen-year-old girl desperate to fit in with the "Six Chicks," the elite clique at her middle school. On her thirteenth birthday, her social aspirations crash and burn during a disastrous game of seven minutes in heaven orchestrated by the popular kids, leaving her humiliated, crying in a closet, and wishing desperately that she could just skip the painful awkwardness of youth and be "thirty, flirty, and thriving."Using magical wishing dust provided by her only true friend, Matt Flamhaff, Jenna wakes up the next morning to discover her wish has come true. She is now a stunning, successful thirty-year-old executive working as a high-powered editor at *Poise* magazine. Disoriented and terrified, Jenna navigates a glamorous Manhattan apartment and a life she doesn't remember building. She soon reconnects with Lucy, her childhood rival, who is now her backstabbing colleague and closest frenemy.Jenna quickly realizes that while she achieved the glamorous adult life she always wanted, she lost her soul along the way. Her adult persona is cutthroat, superficial, and deeply unhappy. She discovers that she has drifted away from her loving parents and, most tragically, has lost touch with Matt, who is now engaged to a woman Jenna cannot stand. Struggling with adult responsibilities and longing for comfort, Jenna seeks out Matt as an adult, and their old chemistry instantly reignites. Matt provides a safe harbor for Jenna, reminding her of the innocent, joyful person she used to be before ambition corrupted her.The dramatic climax occurs during a crucial pitch meeting at *Poise*. Pressured by Lucy to steal Matt's innovative toy design pitch and ruin his career to save her own, Jenna experiences a crisis of conscience. Rejecting the toxic ambition that defined her adult life, Jenna publicly defends Matt, sabotages her own career, and confesses the bizarre truth about her identity to the stunned boardroom.Fleeing the office in tears, Jenna finds herself back in her childhood closet holding the wishing dust. Overwhelmed with regret for the choices she made, she wishes to go back and do things right. The magic reverses, and Jenna wakes up back at her thirteenth birthday party. This time, instead of hiding in the closet and wishing her life away, she walks out with newfound confidence, rejects the mean girls who mistreated her, and immediately runs out to find young Matt, choosing to embrace the journey of growing up naturally, cherishing every awkward and beautiful step along the way.