What Elijah Miller said.
simplyimaginary
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  • Reads 715
  • Votes 24
  • Parts 10
  • Time 25m
simplyimaginary
Ongoing, First published Dec 27, 2014
deathfamilygeneralfictionmusicmutesadschoolsilenceteenteenfiction
Elijah Miller lost everything he once loved including his voice. Since his brothers death, 3 months ago, Elijah hasn't spoken a word to anyone. 
This heart-warming and sad book is about a boy who finds solace in music.
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deathfamilygeneralfictionmusicmutesadschoolsilenceteenteenfiction
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