The Fight for Food
kyliesworld23
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kyliesworld23
Ongoing, First published Mar 06, 2017
childabusedavidpelzerenjoyhelpthehomelesskyliegrant
I'm basing this story off of the story "A Child Called It" by David Pelzer. His  story is about child abuse. My story is about where I'm a little homeless girl struggling to survive. This is told from my  perspective. This not true but as you read you'll think it us real. I hope you like it. I hope this inspires you to help homeless people in need.
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