A Blooming Beauty
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Last published Wed, Dec 3, 2014
all her life, Blair Thompson, the Four-eyed, brain freak beaver girl was stereotyped and judged as a Nerdy freak due to her appearance. But everyone was so busy judging her on the outside, they couldn't see what she really was on the inside. She enters her new high-school life the same, but can she bloom into the beautiful person she could possibly be?
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