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Why I'm already blue

by Terry Farish · 1989

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A young girl tries to get a better understanding of her family and their problems in getting along with one another and to gain a perspective on her relationship with the handicapped boy next door.

Themes
disabilitydisabilityMore like thisLess of thismental healthmental healthMore like thisLess of thisrelationshipsrelationshipsMore like thisLess of this
Audience
childrens
Length
short · 152 pages

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