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Reads 157
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Parts 5
Time 38m

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A story about a girl, misunderstood for various reasons. She's seen as weird; everyone keeps their distance. Until one day she meets a boy, a boy that conflicts her emotions. Turning everything upside down for the better.All Rights Reserved

autism comingofage contemporary contemporarylit emotional friendship identity neurodivergent new pleasereadimbeggingyou selfdiscovery sliceoflife youngadult

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