An Average Girl
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Complete Sat, Jun 6, 2015<5 mins
This Book Is For The Confused
The People (Boys And Girls)
That Don't Understand Some
Of The Things They Go Through.
This Book Is For The
People Who Get Pushed Around
Because They Might Be Considered Different.
Or Maybe Not Normal .
If I Don't Cover Specific Subjects.
Comment And Please Tell Me.
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