Life in the Perspective of a Toy Girl
clarebear202
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clarebear202
Ongoing, First published Sep 21, 2014
depressingfantasyfictionrealisticreligious
Autumn is a lonely, depressed toy girl who unusually has a lot of the same knowledge as a human girl. She wishes to become human but has many disadvantages in her life, she also wishes to make friends but there are no other toys whom she knows are alive. She has many adventures in her life trying to accomplish her goals.

*This story may end up being partially religious, because religion is something Autumn does not have knowledge about at the beginning of the story.*
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