The Saturday Program
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  • Reads 29
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 2
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Jan 02, 2014
The Saturday Program: Plot  Garrett Cliffe is a 18-year-old boy, who does not wish to end high school. To be forever young, not worrying about obligations or responsibilities. His last year in school, evokes many what-ifs situations, panic attacks, and clinical depression. He is enlisted to a new program in their school that helps students that are confused and troubled about graduating; The Saturday Program. He meets the new student in school, Charley Friday, a 17-year-old weird, tough, but attractive girl. He also learns that she is one of the students that are chosen in the said program. He meets the other kids that are enlisted to the program; Molly Oswald, the half-blind who is a former drug-addict, Heather Pratt an anorexic girl, A nerd with ADHD who was a drug-dealer in his freshman-year; Sander Connick, and Tyler Green, a boy who's afraid of being rejected. Will they overcome the fears and troubles they have? Is there a chance for them to start over? A story that many can relate to.
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