Unimaginable
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Last published Tue, Nov 13, 2018
Charlie is a pretty average kid for his towns standards. At least as far as they know. Living in quite possibly the most conservative town in the us Charlie has a certain obligation to hide the liberal veiws of him and his sister. But at what cost? Senior year has hit and Charlie is more lost than ever. Could the mysterious letters in his attic help him get a grip on life and learn to stay true to himself?
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