A Dying Girl's List

A Dying Girl's List

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WpMetadataReadTerminé sam., oct. 16, 20215 h 32 min
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Melissa Stewart's world comes to a standstill, when she hears the news about her cancer, so she quits school to live a better life before she succumbs. Luckily she's not alone. She has her best friend Stephanie Howard and her boyfriend Jace Daniels by her side. But the only question is: Will they still be around her before or when she goes? Will the List detach her from her best friend and first boyfriend? Or will they face every challenge life throws at them in the coming two years, together? Find out in: A Dying Girl's List Word count: 60-70k {Editing in progress} ~MOST IMPRESSIVE RANKING #127 in MustRead {1/11/2020} #4 in cancerlovestory {16/10/2021} #10 in cancerpatient {10/11/2021} #5 in teenromance {12/12/2021} #1 in cancerlovestory {12/12/2021}
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The year is 1986 and Mallory ended her summer by moving to Los Angeles, California and she has made two new friends Joanna and Cameron. Joanna is always busy and has something to do. Cameron on the other hand is always free and needs something to do. Mallory and Cameron become especially close friends. School is around the corner as well. Read the story to find out what happens 😉 (This is still being edited and right now I'm just writing the first draft. There are many typos and mistakes that I will fix in the future.) Edit 10/11/2025: I just reposted this so I could look back on this. It's a fond memory of my childhood that I hold dearly. Though it's cringe, I look back at it and it mattered to my 6th grade self. I loved the 80s and this was my passion and my expression of creativity then. I can't judge myself for that :)

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