IDIOSYNCRASY // Soccer
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  • Reads 24,124
  • Votes 980
  • Parts 41
  • Time 4h 12m
Complete, First published Jun 20, 2016
Idiosyncrasy, a peculiar element to an individual that makes them stand out. An idiosyncratic talent is a completely unique talent. One like no other. This exactly describes Charlotte Evan's most not-so-secret talent. Charlotte Evans tries out for the boys varsity team. If you mix the stress of winning State Championships, Boys, and Love, what will happen?

Completed.

Grammar in this book is very poor. Please consider my age at the time, I was only in elementary/middle school
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