Dancing With A Wolf

Dancing With A Wolf

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Do you ever wonder if you're normal? Do you ever think that you're secretly different than the rest of the world? I know we are all different and special in our own way but are we really? I always wonder if I'm the only one that thinks like I do, the only one that looks at the stars and feels such a great hate for the world. Am I the only one who wishes they could completely change their lives, start over, and erase everything? Even the best parts of your life, you want them to go away, like they never even happened? Effy was moved from England to America and back home to England, shortly after she arrives back home after her accident back in America but trying to recover will be harder than expected ((if you have ever watched Skins, a UK tv show you'll realize that I'm using a few characters from the show in the book but I'm not connecting them to the show.))
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- Ok, ok. I think I've dropped enough hints about the fact that I'm 'different'. I guess I should spill the beans. When I was born, I had a rare cancer- mum had told me this. She didn't tell me anything else about my birth, other than that the kemo therapy went wrong. The doctors were testing a new serum that didn't cooperate with my blood type. It did cure the cancer, but it had a side effect. The serum made my bones and muscles shrink down to about a tenth of their original size. I'm very small for my age, I have to say. I'm quite proud of myself though- I've grown half a millimetre so now I'm about the size of an artline pen. Amy Leebeck is your average 16 year old girl, apart from one tiny detail. She has grown up the size of a doll and faces the tough challenges of living at her size. When she was abducted by a boy fighting a lost cause, Amy thought that her pitiful existence was over. But as she gets to know her mysterious kidnapper, her dull and dreary life begins to unfold...

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