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Nicole Melleby knows how tough New Jersey kids can be. The author of the upcoming "How to Become a Planet," Melleby grew up in Middletown and lives in Keyport. She reflects the tenacity of the Bayshore in her books for middle grade readers. “I think it was an Asbury Park Press quote that I read in high school, that was something about how ‘beach kids feel no pain,’ and it was a whole thing about that," Melleby said. "And growing up as a Bayshore beach kid, that always is something that had kind of stayed in my mind — that beach kids feel no pain.