Meg: Reputation and Reality
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The story follows the main character, as well as her seven siblings, and a year of ups and downs within their family and their personal lives. Meg, the eldest daughter, must deal with the sad reality of what her family truly is, the dysfunctional relationships that resides in their home, as well as marriage, independence, and discovering who she truly is.
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