Paper RIngs

Paper RIngs

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Although most teenagers her age loved summer break, Hannah was dreading it. The reason behind that was because Hannah and her family were moving to an unfamiliar town in Nevada. The moment Hannah left her town in California she had grown to love, she relied living in this small town wasn't going to be easy. On her first day at her new school she could tell fitting in at that school wasn't be impossible. Every kid at this school was weird, and every student did this foundation called the "Paper Rings Project." Hannah didn't understand the point of this but she could understand that it was a very big part of this school. Will Hannah fit in as easily as she hope she would, and what really is the Paper Rings project?
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Greetings, readers! This book is currently undergoing revision, so if you see a bunch of notifications for this book, or if you remember something that isn't there anymore, that's probably why. However, I plan on writing new chapters as well, so be sure to check! --- #6 in #passingnotes #4 in #passingnotes -- 12/27/24 --- It's not easy being the new kid. Autumn Bolk knows the feeling well. She's been "the new kid" about five million-gazillion times by now, thanks to her dad being re-stationed about every two years. It's pretty much the same every time: - pack up (only the important stuff!) - move houses - find a church - settle in (comfy) - find a friend (or two) - leave again (try to keep in touch) Number five million-gazillion and one shouldn't be any different. Right? Wrong. What if, this time, her friends are more than just contacts on her phone list? What if her church family really feels like family? What if she doesn't want to leave this time?

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