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Labelled

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Isabella Beaufort is the definition of an outsider. She's spent most of her high school career being labelled by her fellow students, ostracized to the extent that she's practically invisible. Just because she's different. Now in her senior year, middle school and a life with friends seems a lifetime ago. Childhood seems a lifetime ago, and she's only just turned 17. But maybe this year will be different. When footballer Jayden Meyers chooses to partner her in a media project, and she's assigned a seat next to the bubbly cheerleader Ellen Whittmore in English, a beautiful cliché falls perfectly into her lap. But the question isn't whether or not she wants it; she's missed the feeling of having friends. No, the question is whether or not this cliché is still going to want her if it discovers about what happened to her when she was only 13.
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When over 200 teenagers are stranded in what seems like their hometown of West Ham, they have to find a way to survive. Without police, parents, and a stable government. Some have more than others, like Brooklyn. She has a loving supportive family, a big house, her own Jeep, has a beautiful singing voice, is captain of the West Ham cheer squad, and is dating the star quarterback Luke. She has everything all the girls want. She does not let that status get to her. She is the most loved person in all of New Ham. Her kindness and inclusive personality gets her the friends she has. Sure she has her haters. the ones thinking she is the 'fake' one, but she couldn't be happier. Until the school trip. {I only own the rights to Brooklyn and any original context, all rights are to the writers and producers}

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