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Unexpected Solutions
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Ongoing, First published Feb 09, 2024
Harriet O'Neill, 6th grade, all A's student is being forced to take after school choir by her mom in an attempt to make friends. The problem? Harriet can't even talk to people normally. Either she says the wrong thing, or she says nothing at all. As Harriet stumbles through her 6th grade year, (literally) as she attempts to make friends, keep grades up, and understand her confused feelings for a boy she is pretty sure is mute. She must break herself out of her shell... the second hardest thing compared to lying.

Adam Morton, 8th grade choir master, has had a very positive time in middle school, has good friends, and has lifelong dreams. The problem? Adam's father is forcing him to compete - again - in the annual Music Competition for the Youth. He has competed with his school choir in the past. Only this time, he must compete against his choir family. The most important people to him or face disappointment from his father.
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Copyright © 2020 by Miah All Rights Reserved IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad, you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in its original, safe, form, please go to https://my.w.tt/eqyJK19iaab . (Second place in the Small Writer's Contest!) There is a monster in Madison Vernon's head. Er, at least, that's how it feels to her. This monster is her own self, her own thoughts. She truly is her own worst enemy. She criticizes every move she makes, she rains accusations down on herself like there's no tomorrow, and she slowly chips away at all of her own self confidence and happiness. When new friends and new experiences, even new romance, starts to appear, Madison feels the monster begin to lose its hold over her, it's deafening voice getting quieter. When tragedy strikes though, it turns her world upside down, forcing her to come face to face with her enemy in battle. That is... Herself. This is the story of a regular high school girl and her journey through battling depression and learning to love herself and the God that made her.