Life goes on

Life goes on

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Everyone thinks that life going on is a good thing. Is it? In this story A girl named Mariam Parker discovers how 24 hours or 365 days are not enough. Mariam Parker is a 7th grade student in North Dakota. She gets so caught up in life learning all about her past, she loses her present and future.
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