Fitting In
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For years Willow Mason and her family have been classified as outcasts because of their ability to do things other people can’t. Each year, the Masons move states, but this year, Willow wants a change. She tries desperately to shut out the powers that make her so special, she tries to lead a normal life but you can’t run away from who you are.
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