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The Middle
Navigating the social stratosphere of high school is an inescapable rite of passage for most teens. The politics of growing up are rarely easy to deal with and Katie Ingram found herself somewhere in the middle — neither the bullied loner nor part of the popular clique.
Her unwillingness to rock the boat coupled with an eagerness to relieve herself of mean-girl friends, placed her in an unhappy state of limbo for many years. Like many of her peers, she lived under the oppressive fear of being at the bottom, too afraid to defy the unspoken rules.
The Middle is a true story about the value of finding real friends.
Twenty per cent of proceeds go to Kids Help Phone.
E - Everyone over ten: Content is suitable for everyone but may contain mild violence and language and minimal suggestive themes.
Her unwillingness to rock the boat coupled with an eagerness to relieve herself of mean-girl friends, placed her in an unhappy state of limbo for many years. Like many of her peers, she lived under the oppressive fear of being at the bottom, too afraid to defy the unspoken rules.
The Middle is a true story about the value of finding real friends.
Twenty per cent of proceeds go to Kids Help Phone.
E - Everyone over ten: Content is suitable for everyone but may contain mild violence and language and minimal suggestive themes.
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First published May 11, 2014
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Katie Ingram
3 books7 followersKatie Ingram is a journalist and author based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
She is the author of Breaking Disaster: Newspaper Stories of the Halifax Explosion and The Undesirables: A History of Rockhead Prison
She is the author of Breaking Disaster: Newspaper Stories of the Halifax Explosion and The Undesirables: A History of Rockhead Prison
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