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  • The Bad Girl And The Good Boy by Amonk083
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    I knocked. "Who is it?" "Me, you dim whit!" --------------------- Two students from Westford High School, are completely different. But opposites attract right? This story is about A Senior named Dylan, and a Senior named Payton. What will happen when the bad girl meets the good guy? Read this awesome book to find out!!!!!!!!
  • Memiore of the Unbroken by KristenOxley
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    There comes a time in life where one reflects upon the burdens life carries. It can make the mind question vitality and the longevity it can hold, as well as its fragility. Flowers can bloom so beautifully and vibrantly, then slowly wilt and fade back to the dust from which they came. Time cut short by undoubtedly an unfair disadvantage of life. Cancer, diabetes, and other health defects that chip away at life, slowly chipping at the clock that stops for none. Phenomenon like lightning strikes, car accidents, earthquakes, and many notable others can stop the clock just as quickly as it began. In such a race of not knowing when your time has come, what does one do? Worry about when it will hit and let it revolve around fear? Try to prepare for the inevitable? Such are the questions I have asked myself over and over throughout life, moreover recently and very meticulously.
  • I Swore I Wouldn't {A Story About A Bipolar Highschool Girl} by glowberry90
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    This story is about a girl, Aspen Pikes, with bipolar disorder. Her counselor told her to try writing in journal about her feelings. (The part about writing in the journal and stuff is heavily inspired by the show "I'm Not Okay With This") P.S. sorry if the representation of bipolar disorder in this story is shown incorrectly. I will try do as much research as I can to represent it correctly.