Born to Dance
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Everyone is always telling Madison to follow her dreams. Well its hard to do that when your a 200-pound, 17 year old girl and your dream is to dance. They also tell her she has to work hard to succeed. Well just how hard will Madison work? Food, boys, and the struggle to fit into society's picture frame... its every girl's dream, right?
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