Miss Sunflower
Horsecrazykay17
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Horsecrazykay17
Ongoing, First published Apr 21, 2020
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"She always skips around with a smile planted on her face, in a bright sunflower dress, and sends cheer to everyone she comes across." I frown slightly at the accusation of the young and cheery girl. Deep in her eyes, I find something that everyone else seems to be missing. "You know, she actually doesn't seem too happy." He scoffs at me and everyone at the table bursts into fits of laughter. My frown becomes deeper as I don't see the sense of humor in the fact that the girl seems broken. "What? She looks like she is about to cry. Something is clearly wrong." This only makes their smirks grow and a young boy almost spit out his drink. "You must be joking. She might as well be Miss Sunflower, the girl is always smiling," he says as if it's a fact of life. 

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     Artemis Athanasiadis or better known as Miss Sunflower always seems to be in positive spirits. Her family is as big as a family can get and she is proud to say she is 68% Greek. Her outfit is often Sunflower related and paired with her unforgettable necklace passed down from her Greek ancestors. She enjoys playing the guitar,  family time, making people laugh, and watching the sunset with her grandmother. Artemis is yet to face the downfalls of life and the reality of the world. She ignores the facts of life and that sadness will come to all of us eventually. With a sharp turn of events in her life will Miss Sunflower ever smile again? 

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    I own the story, plot, ad characters . The cover was made by TheAwesomeAliyah. However, the pictures in this book I do not own and got off of Pinterest. "Miss Sunflower" is recommended for ages 12 and up. There is nothing too bad here however there are some things that involve discrimination, suicidal thoughts, and depression. I don't have an updating schedule but th
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