The Enablers
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Last published Mon, May 9, 2022
Life is hard enough when you are what the rest of the world calls "normal", but it's even harder when you don't fit that mold. Krissy Baylor has never fit that mold and her whole life she's been made out to be the freak. With high school starting, Krissy's anxiety skyrockets and she knows everything will only get worse. Yet, when Krissy meets another girl who also doesn't fit the normal mold, a beautiful friendship and journey of inclusivity spark. Along with other friends, they set out to help create the world they wanna live in. Through highs, lows, and tragedy; the group sets sites on changing the world.
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