Quinn Walker - Let's Start Over
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A sixteen-year-old girl from Australia gets the opportunity of a lifetime to move to England to live with her idol, Caitlin Foord. She has struggled with her mental health all of her life but finally gets the chance to heal and focus on herself with the help of some new friends and potential love interests.
MATURE: strong themes including self-harm, assault, depression, anxiety, eating disorders
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