Not All Who Wander Are Lost

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Reads 91
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Parts 3
Time 17m

"Not all who wander are lost."
                                - J. R. R Tolkien

Chester Harding is a eighteen year old with a serious heart condition.  But that does not stop his pure determination to live life to the fullest.  When he notices on every single news channel the story of "The Man With The Big Heart," he is immediately interested.  The news anchors in preppy suits and classy dresses say The Man is the "ultimate giver" or "The New Oprah" (That one made him chuckle).  But the catch is?  No one knows The Man's identity.  With this detail, Chester sets out on a mission to find The Man With The Big Heart with his brother, Frank, his best friend, Brynn, and his father and to be the one to know his story but not without a few obstacles on the way.  Will Chester succeed on his quest to find The Man or will it be all for nothing?All Rights Reserved

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