Melissa "Mel" Ann Marie Fuller-Trent was the Page Ten Columnist at the New York Journal. She moved to New York City from a small town in Illinois.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Mel was born in the small town of Lansing, Illinois.[7] Her parents were Don and Beverly Fuller. She had a brother, Robbie, whom married a woman named Kelly. They had two sons, Kenny and Richie, and continued to reside in Lansing.[8]
Adulthood[]
After graduating from college, Mel moved to New York City. She began working at the New York Journal as its Page Ten Columnist. Mel became best friends with the paper's food critic, Nadine Wilcock.
Physical appearance[]
Personality and traits[]
Described as "quirky and lovable",[9] Mel was adored by her friends and coworkers, whom reveled in teasing her.
Behind the scenes[]
- Mel is one of the main characters of Meg Cabot's novel The Boy Next Door.
Appearances[]
References[]
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 160 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. Boy Meets Girl, page 11 ISBN 9780060085452
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 13 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 59 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 61 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 19 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 65 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, pages 158-159 ISBN 0060096195
- ↑ Meg Cabot. The Boy Next Door, page 216 ISBN 0060096195
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