Finding Wheels(Original Version)
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  • Reads 765
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Mar 29, 2017
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(Formerly named an elephants chains)

"Let me tell you a story. It's about an elephant."

The boy gaze into her eyes with confusion. His nose wrinkled.

"When an elephant is just a baby, his trainer puts chains on his feet. You know why, Ian?"

"So it won't escape?"

"Your right, but as it grows older and stronger, it doesn't try to escape anymore, even though it could if it really desired too."

"Well then why doesn't it? Why doesn't it run free?"

"Because it believes it can't. Just like you Ian. You don't believe you can read, because it's difficult for you."

©2017 TheGreatKoalaBooks


In which two boys who have disorders form a mutual friendship after being rejected from their peers for not being normal. But these elephant's in chains want revenge. They want everyone else to feel what its like to be the bottom of the barrel. What its like to be an elephant in chains, and together they'll break free.
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