Breanna's choice
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Breanna is an 11-year-old who is struggling to find her place in this world, all while facing the challenges of growing up and everything that comes along with it. She struggles from day to day but will she ever learn to love what she sees in the mirror or will she be crushed beneath the weight of her own fears and emotions? Continue reading to find out.
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