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Camp Correction

Camp Correction

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, May 22, 2015
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14 year old Ophelia is different from other girls, because well she's not actually a girls. She is transgender. But when she tells her parents they go crazy and send her off to a summer correction camp. She thinks that she'll hate it there but when she gets there she is very surprised. Will the camp be a living hell?? Or her most sacred of findings? [ON HOLD ((but probably occasionally updated))]
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