The Way My Life Sucks
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Complete Fri, Jun 28, 201333m
Jo is a 15-year-old girl who has a hard life. She deals with her parents' divorce, heartbreaks, and losing her best friend, and on top, suffering through high school. Will she ever be able to make it all right or will she live in a pit of loneliness forever?
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