Middle School, Mormon Girl
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This is a story of a Mormon Girl named Raine Jonson who is just starting 8th grade in her new middle school called Marsh Middle School. Because of some reasons, Raine is trying to fit in the "Cool Kid" group, but she also wants to stay with the standards of her church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She has to make hard sacrifices and choices regarding the way she will lead her life. How will Raine end up? Can she endure the in the rough winds of a new middle school, new friends, and maybe drama of boys.
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