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Diary

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A book of my mind, a book that shows the daily dance with my emotions. Nothing more, nothing less. This book is a peak into the life of a struggling 18 year old who only wants to control what's been given to her. Some days are tough, some days are easy. Some days are short, some days are long. Though the outcome of the day, each day is carried on her back until she can rest her shoulders at night. these are the pages of her life, Please, enjoy.All Rights Reserved

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