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Brief Summary Of The Novel Perfect By Natasha Friend
The book that I have just read is called Perfect by Natasha Friend. The book is about a teenage girl’s life and some problems she goes through. It also shows what she learns when she goes through struggles in her life. The two main characters are Isabelle and Ashley. Isabelle is a girl who struggles with the thoughts that she has to be perfect and bulimia. Ashley is the perfect girl in their high school however she also suffers from bulimia. Isabelle struggles with bulimia and her sister catches her one day while she is throwing up. Than her sister tells her mother about Isabelle so her mother sends her to a support group for it. At the support group she meets Ashley who is the perfect girl at their high school. She realizes that Ashley is
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