Living with Homophobes
Dreams_Are_Rellevant
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Dreams_Are_Rellevant
Ongoing, First published Apr 25, 2017
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Living in a house with homophobes is not very easy. 15 year old Lynwood Dauphin, a lesbian, lives with her homophobic parents and grandparents. She keeps trying to escape for as long as she can. Her best friend, Elliot Marcotte, tries to help her stay away from her parents as long as she can. She takes every opportunity to go to camps and away trips. 

What happens when her family finds out? What will happen when they send her to a reform camp for LGBT+ kids?
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