The isle of Dinosaurs
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Alex Malcomb is a 17 year old high school student who lives in West Bend Wisconsin. His parents gave him up to an orphanage when he was 7 years old. He still remembers his parents vividly; he thinks that everyone around him can't be trusted because he thought that his parents were upstanding people then they left him at the orphanage. From the betrayal that he fears from his parents he now has anxiety and depression.
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