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What's Normal?
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Complete, First published Dec 16, 2020
Mature
A 16-year-old girl, Sam, with a horrifying background and unfortunate lifestyle, uses her school as a distraction of her thoughts.  Sam was always known as the shy girl who talks to herself but that all changed when a severely sophisticated group of people from mixed backgrounds invite her to sit with them at lunch and hang out after school. After becoming friends with them her life began to be better until it all comes flooding back but, this time it's ten times worse than ever before...
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The Beginning, Middle, but not the End

55 parts Complete Mature

Jodie Sizemore is a normal teenager--she lives in a nice house, goes to a good school, and has a group of loyal friends. However, there are a few inevitable obstacles that seem to prevent her from enjoying her life, also known as Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Depression. Something that society commonly forgets is that not everyone who struggles with their health can be shown physically but rather mentally, and "The Beginning, Middle, But Not The End" unveils this stigma. It isn't until Jodie hits an all-time-low that she is able to climb out of the darkness of her mind and take her life back by the reigns. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Please practice self-care if you are going to read this book. It contains themes of mental health such as depression, anorexia, and anxiety. Remember to always take care of yourself, physically and mentally.