Living in a Fairytale!

Living in a Fairytale!

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Caroline Boggs is a 15 soon to be 16 year old girl who weights 327 pounds. She started having weight since her mother died when she was only 12 years old. When she was younger she believed in fairytales. But now she is 15 and her life is like living he'll. Soon her dad lost his job as a fitness trainer due to that he had heart problems. If he got go worked out his heart would be beating slower and eventually he could die. When Caroline reached 16 her dad died. She lost everyone in her family. Will Caroline give up or will she reach her goals and will she find her true love like her favorite fairytale, Cinderella?
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