Living a Dream
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11 year-old Leah McGraw is a dancer for her parents (Faith Hill and Tim McGraw)! she dances day and night going back and forth to rehearsal for concerts for both parents. she herself is famus, just for being a daughter of Tim and Faith McGraw! she is her parents number-one dancer so, she has a few solos now and then. but sometimes, Leah wishes she could forget about being famus and be a normal kid. but that all changes when she has a nanny, she never gets why she needs one though.they become friends and her nanny always talks Leah through her problems that she cant go through with.
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