Pandemic: Life After the Outbreak
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The virus changed everything. Everyones way of life was flipped upside down. This story follows the path of a teenage girl named sydney. When her town was hit by Covid-19 she felt stuck. Her whole life was messed up, she could no longer go see her friends, go to the mall, and practically everything else in between! Will she be able to make it through this trying time? Will any of her family catch the virus? Between all of the schoolwork and stay at home orders, things are about to get a lot more difficult.
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2020
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