Dandelions

Dandelions

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Jo Berniadenz had everything: a loving family, a great circle of friends, and things were going really well with her long-time crush Aaron. But when her six-year-old brother dies unexpectedly, things take a downward turn. Feuds tear the once-perfect family apart, and Jo's mother moves herself and Jo all the way from New York to Seattle, snagging her away from her father and older brother James. She would not graduate this year with her friends. Her chances with Aaron were a complete bust. Jo felt lost, but when she meets Cassie Donaldson, she realizes things might not be so bad after all... Join Jo as she discovers herself, true friendship, and maybe even romance just as senior year kicks off.
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