Society Killed The Teenager

Society Killed The Teenager

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Not everyone has scars on the outside. Many has them inside. Jane finds herself lost when one of her closes friend tried to kill herself with drugs. Jane don't know how she can help. Will she lose it or will she hold it all together? (PS: This book can be hard to read for some people. All reading is on your own responsibility.) ©All rights reserved, coffeeluke, 2013
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☆☆☆Now published on Amazon in ebook (Kindle Unlimited) and paperback formats!☆☆☆ ***Completed*** ***Free version is unedited*** Madison is a sweet girl who enjoyed going to school. She was nearly done with the eighth grade and was looking forward to going to high school in the fall. Madison and her friends were anticipating the upcoming announcement in Homeroom about the Farewell Dance coming up in two weeks. However, her world turned into one of What If's with the announcement that one of their classmates, Claire Hunter, committed suicide the previous night. Could one person make a difference in the life or death of a classmate? Could Madison have prevented the choice that Claire made? Join Madison on the emotional adventure and race against bullying and suicide. 'You must be the change you wish to see in the world.' ~Gandhi 'Stand up for what is right, even if you are standing alone.' ~Carrie Street If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please know that help is available. For residents in the U.S. and Canada, please contact 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Help for other countries can be found at http://w.tt/1csPgyo. Highest ranked #820 Short Story 8/7/2017 #995 Short Story 5/30/2017

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