Sprinkles
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Last published Wed, Mar 15, 2017
When April, a lonely girl who doesn't interact much, gets put together with Will, a very outgoing social football player, as partners for a science project, neither of them are happy about it. April likes doing projects alone and Will doesn't want to spend time with the "weirdo" of the school. But maybe they could learn a few things from each other.
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