Saving Sanity
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Skylar Danielle Warren was a lonely 12 year old girl, she was abused by her mom and brought up as a mistake. She had no friends, she was alone. She took care of herself very easily. But when befriends a girl that lives in her closet, Julianne Taylor, her birth may not be the only mistake in her life.
As the two girls grow Skylar finds out things about Julianne that is beyond imagination.
What would you do if your best friend was only visible is YOUR eyes?
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The pictures in this book are not by me so I give credit to whoever created them.
WARNING: MAJOR TRIGGER WARNING! CONTAINS SUICIDE, SELF HARM, DEPRESSION, ABUSE, USE OF ALCOHAL AND SUICIDAL THOUGHTS. DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE EASILY TRIGGERED.
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