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waiting for spring

waiting for spring

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 13, 2015
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Gracie Woods is a troubled 15 year old. She is fighting severe depression and her best friend, Liz Logan, is the only thing stopping her from ending her life. But when Liz drags her to another one of her boyfriends' parties, does Gracie find the one or is it just another mistake she made, costing her to take her own life?
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Ben never expected to cry with a stranger on a late-night train, but heartbreak does strange things to people. The next morning, he wakes up beside someone who seems like the last person he'd ever click with - the "straight" football player. Reeling from the fallout of a toxic relationship, Ben is struggling to find his footing-and his voice. As he dives into preparing for the provincial art competition, he's forced to confront the emotions he's spent years burying. Between navigating his ex's shadow and creating a piece that truly reflects who he is, Ben begins to realize that art is about more than just perfection-it's about honesty. And then there's the new guy. His unexpected partner in art, whose easy laughter and unfiltered energy challenge Ben in ways he never imagined. As their worlds collide on the canvas and off, Ben has to decide if he's ready to risk opening his heart again-for himself, and maybe for someone new. Honest, tender, and brimming with hope, this is a story about finding your own colours in a world that's too often black and white.

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