Flake
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"Nobody is perfect. And nobody deserves to be perfect. Nobody has it easy, Everybody has issues. You never know what people are going through. So pause before you start judging, criticising, or mocking others. Everyone is fighting their own battles." -Unknown Flake Waters, age 16, was living a normal life in Alaska with her mom and step dad. She had a little sister, Blèu, and an older brother, Ash. Summer holidays are starting and Flake finds out that she's being sent to LA for the summer to her dad's house, along with Blèu and Ash. The whole LA thing for the summer might sound fun, but for Flake it was her worst nightmare. She hated her dad for what he had done to their family and was scared to go back there. Will she forgive him for the mistakes he made? Her life turns upside down, revealing true and fake friends along with arguments, complications and heartbreak. But every bad thing must come to an end somehow at some point, it's a matter of when that makes a difference.
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