A Field of Paper Flowers

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Alvernia Carter is a 15 year old girl with a vivid imagination.  She does well in school, and loves art in any form. She finds a special peace in drawing and painting - an escape from reality.
 
Her classmates are cruel and her father absent. However, her mother Isla is neither. Isla Carter is seemingly the only person on earth that understands Alvernia and her peculiarities. 

This is a story of hope, loss, love, self-discovery and a bone-deep desire to dream.All Rights Reserved

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