Letters of Goodbye

Letters of Goodbye

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The letters and stories of a girl named Amber Smith. These are Amber's final goodbye letters before she commits suicide. Amber has struggled with bullying and verbal abuse, sometimes even physical abuse. She has decided it is no longer worth living. A dear friend of hers named Mel told her to focus on the positives in life and forget the negative but for Amber there is nothing positive left to live for. This is the end. The final goodbye. This book consists of letters to the first boy she ever loved, her best friends, close family and the person who caused her unwanted suicidal death. -------------------------------------------------- If you know me personally please do not question my writing. I have put a lot of effort into this book and it means a lot to me. This book contains all the things I wanted to say to my friends and family but was never able to express in person. Thank you for taking the time to read this and I hope you enjoy the book! :)
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Amber Johnson is your average 17 year old girl. She has a boyfriend, Charlie, two amazing best friends, Phoebe and Emma, and loving parents. Amber's life is going pretty well, she keeps good grades and has a good idea of what she wants to do with her future. That is until one day when things seem to fall apart and her perfect life turns out to be not so perfect. All she wishes, is for her life to go back to the way it was. But is that actually a good idea?

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