The (Stereotypical) Rules of High School
courtneydiane04
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  • Reads 80
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  • Parts 3
  • Time <5 mins
courtneydiane04
Ongoing, First published Aug 12, 2020
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Elisha Marcus has a list. It's full of every single high school stereotype you could imagine. She made it as a distraction to get through her freshman year as a new student at Magnolia Springs Preparatory Academy, but when she begins crossing items off her list rapidly, she begins to wonder if maybe all of these "stereotypes" are true.


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