School Sucks, Start a Band.
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Last published Sun, Jun 22, 2014
Teen girl Indie doesn't know what to do. She's been looking for answers for months and can't find any. What is she going to do with her life? She asks herself that question everyday until one Friday night when her tired mind gives her a brilliant idea.
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