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Gretchen Wyatt is a 17 year old who is dealing with Bulimia.Gretchen is 5 foot 6 inches tall and weighs a whopping 92 pounds on a good day, and 96 pounds on a bad day. She is in love with Harley Cameron, who just so happens to be her older brother's best friend. During the summer she is sent to The Hills Residential Eating Disorder Recovery Center. This book focuses on a teenage girl name Gretchen, who is forced into treatment for her eating disorder by her father during the summer. She makes friends with some of the other patients, (and enemies with others maybe? I haven't decided yet..) and decided that she wants to recover and be happy, all throughout the book she is chasing after her childhood crush Harley. I'm not the best writer and I also mainly write at 12 am-5 am so bear with me. I have never finished more than a page when I try to write a book / novel / whatever, so hopefully I'll finish this.
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