Live your dream and hold tight on it - Biography about Jennifer Lawrence

Chapter 1: Short information of my life

A biography of Jennifer Lawrence with her point of view written in terms of a story.

Please note: The listed quotes are TRUE, the titlings NOT.
Some parts like the titlings or her feelings are fictitious.
I don't have any personal contact to Jennifer Lawrence!
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CHAPTER 1: Short information of my life

August, 15th, 1990. On this day I was born in Louisville, KY.
I've got 2 brothers. Ben and Blaine. My parents Gary and Karen named me Jennifer. And as a second name Shrader. Jennifer Shrader Lawrence. But everyone only says Jennifer Lawrence. From now on we were a five-person family and everyone was happy about the addition to the family. Three years tick away and I showed unusual features. I could walk much earlier than other kids at my age and at the age of 3 I was equipped with enormous vocabulary. Even in the kindergarten I could recognize the 'envy' of the kids towards me. Partly I earned dumb glances and was segregated of playing with others.

At the age of 6, daily school finally began. Like every kid, I also was quite excited to begin school. Me, the little Jen, with her large school cone in such a huge crowd. That wasn't something for me so I preferred to stand near to my family.
When the school bell rang, I ran as fast as I could into the school and in the me admeasured class to discover everything as fast as possible. While Ben, Blaine and me were from now on every day in school, mom and dad were able to exert on their job. My dad is a construction worker and my mom is leading a summer-camp for kids. So we live a quite fulfilled and happy life, even a horse became a member of the family and my personal favorite.
Anyway the conditions are good because we live on a little farm in a burb of Louisville.
But still of these great and positive points in my life, things didn't turn out the way I expected.
I never was really popular at school and also my grades could be better. Every time I admit by myself that I'm not the most hardworking person, I'm simply lazy, but after changing school to the Middle school at the age of 10, it couldn't have been worse.

My grade point average sank on and on and stand constantly in the area of 'D'. Partly even my transfer was endangered. My father and my mother never really understood:" She's such a smart girl, or is it the puberty?" they ask themselves again and again.
That could be the reason, but no, it's not the puberty, but my classmates exacerbated the clear thinking and going ahead in school.
Beside titlings like 'fat cow' or 'rollmops' I also had to hear things like 'Jennifer Lawrence the fat bullying victim of the Middle school'.
I was pretty, they said a few times, but also chubby and I don't really appreciate the model or bikini body, like the others, and the effect was, that I was segregated and bullied.
I never had that many friends, maybe they couldn't cope with my 'different' character.
'She's a real active and humorous girl, kinda a real nutcase, of course she also has her sensitive side, but she's still strong, helpful, friendly and kind. Also she's such a pretty little liar, what's kinda helpful in some situations.' A former friend of mine always mentioned. But what's so bad with this character? Maybe nobody really wanted to get to know me because I was in the effect different that I preferred reading books than examining fashion-magazines.

After 3 years on Middle school I changed school because of more and more worse attacks, and at the age of 14 I went to the 'Kammerer Middle School'. But there I also didn't dwell very long.