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Pamela Ulysses likes to be called Pann because she is exploring her own identity. She perseveres past bullying to find her identity. This is a current issue concerning the suicide rate of LGBTQ people in families. This is a multi-narrative story that Pann has heard and experienced that makes choices easy, when Dad's heartache helps her pal Quinn in a screaming family. At the junior-senior prom and all hell break loss when police, parents, and three students had pending charges of school expulsions looming. They meet in weekend detention to finish out the year. That propels Pann's plans for the senior year about caring for herself by caring for the student body. This novel will frustrate you. Then it will encourage you to speak your opinions. Eventually, begin conversations with friends and family readers on themes regarding gender and self-expression. We hope you see this as a public health issue that can reflect the best outlook for everyone in every community.

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Allen writes and lives in the Catskill of New York. He has contributed widely to topics of equality, humanity, and the self-expression of healing through the fine arts. He enjoys traveling, nature, and contemporary family movies. You can follow his creativity online.

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