Whatever Whenever
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- Parts 3
MatureOngoing5m
Last published Sat, Jan 7, 2017
17 year old Ashley Grace, has finally started college.
Hooray!! That's what I'm supposed to say right?!
If only little 17 year old Ashley Grace can survive college. Now that's a book I'D like to read!
As you read this book you will see through the eyes of everybody, even the teachers!
Will little Ashley Grace be able to handle of the shaningans of her goofy roommate and still get her homework to the teachers on time!
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