Journal By A Young Girl
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Last published Thu, Aug 6, 2015
"Be yourself, everyone else is already taken". ~Oscar Wilde
This isn't exactly a book. This is a journal.
Welcome to my world, my life. A life of seventeen year old girl who loves to pen down her imagination. The girl who brings light to some of the experiences and issues faced by us all every now and then.
Let the journey begin..
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