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Zeke and Pattie

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Leituras 24
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Highschool. A time where teens begin to discover themselves and prepare themselves for their journey into adulthood. Highschool is said to be the best times for people, creating memories and many friendships. While for some they would agree. For others it's not always the case.

Some teens face the difficulties of bullying by other students. Bullying is usually noticed and dealt with by teachers and principal in the school. Unfortunately there are times when it can go unnoticed. Being right under someone's nose.

Zeke Jensen is ones of those people who has gone unnoticed. Up until Pattie Clarence becomes a part of Zeke's life. Seeing through the cracks that no one else can. Pattie dives into the journey that is to shed light on the bulling Zeke endures.  Unraveling many secrets and forming an unbreakable bond like no other.Todos os Direitos Reservados

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