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    Therapy

    By Ken Squires

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    About this ebook

    While writing D- (minus) I had the idea of turning it into a two book series in which in book 1 I would write about bullying and harassment happening in this day and age.... In the second book which is called Therapy I decided to put you in my shoes and show you how it still affects me as I went through it in high school. It can ruin & affect lives more than you know.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKen Squires Publishing
    Release dateOct 2, 2013
    ISBN9781301602285
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    Ken Squires

    A Canadian Poet and Writer who fails at everything he tries

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