Imaginary Friend

Imaginary Friend

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Celia is your ordinary, 16 year old girl. She attends school and has amazing grades. She plans to go to a prestigious college, and her family life couldn't be better. She also has a best friend. He's amazing, sweet, kind, and loyal. The only problem? He's imaginary. Despite this, they are best friends. But will Jack stay imaginary? Will their whole world change? Will they unlock secrets about the imaginary world that they could never have known? In the teen novel "Imaginary Friend", join Celia and Jack on an adventure that proves that even if you're imaginary or not, you can make a real difference in someone's life. See the mysteries, romances, and obstacles they face, and see what their journey can do to reveal the secrets of the imaginary world.
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High school is the period of your life where you feel older and independent. It's also the time where you're restricted and forced into a slim expectation by standards and norms. High school is the last bit of youth you have before you are let loose into the sticky web of life. Within your last years of schooling, your habits and behaviors are what determine if you are a fly or a spider (at least that's what some people say). Clare Carter and her new group of friends are kicking off the school year in a powerful way as they battle new conflicts and the process of becoming high school students and young adults. Each character has their own unique story and background that will represent how they take each situation that comes up. They must tackle drama that takes place at school and home, as well as survive the activities that Freshman get to experience (homecoming, clubs, heartbreaks/relationships, the stress of doing well in school and figuring out a plan after they graduate). This group of friends are scheduled for a wave of realization if they think they'll stick together throughout all four years of high school. This story is created with my OCs that I have fun drawing. This is not an attempt to be a grand author or writer. I am merely using this opportunity as experience for fleshing out my characters and their personalities and backgrounds. The maturity setting was set to ON because any mentions of depression, suicidality, anxiety, sexuality, etc.. were placed under the mature label. This statement serves as a trigger warning that the topics/themes mentioned above ARE present in this story.

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