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THE IDEAL:BREAKING THE SILENCE

Reads 13
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Parts 6
Time 34m

Reads 13
Votes 3
Parts 6
Time 34m

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"The Ideal: Breaking the Silence" is a captivating short story that takes place in Nigeria. It follows Tolani, a young girl struggling with depression due to the constant comparison to her seemingly perfect brother. As the story unfolds, it explores themes of mental awareness, family dynamics, and the challenges of teen life. Through Tolani's journey, the book aims to raise awareness about mental health, particularly in Nigeria. It's a powerful and thought-provoking read that sheds light on an important issue.All Rights Reserved

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