Cardboard swords and fire-breathing dragons

Cardboard swords and fire-breathing dragons

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A Fairytale// Based heavily upon Leelah Alcorn's suicide on the 28th of December 2014. She was a transgendered girl who lived in America, and was 17 when she was killed by vehicular impact. Her suicide note and real life story including her best friend, funeral, #LeelahAlcorn (and the hastag's impact on the world) and parents were all taken into deep consideration throughout this piece of writing, and hence, direct quotes from her suicide note may have been used. Also, various quotes from fairytales were taken, such as "listen with your heart, you will understand" from Pocahontas, "Never say goodbye because saying goodbye means going away, and going away means forgetting." From Peter Pan and "Trust your heart and let fate decide" from Tarzan. I hope this tale brings to light the huge injustices the LGBT+ still faces today.
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Have you ever said or done something you wished you could undo? If given the chance, would you erase it from existence? Trudy realizes too late that her words are hurtful when she unthinkingly utters words that devastate her best friend Jackson. As their friendship crumbles, a surprising new relationship begins. When Trudy wishes to take back her words, a fairy appears to grant the wish; with a catch. Can Trudy face the consequences of her actions? 🛑🛑⚠️***LANGUAGE WARNING***⚠️🛑🛑 Cover photo by Jaroslav Devia https://unsplash.com/@jarosphoto Book cover by Joanna Ward

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