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All Summer In A Day By Ray Brabury
The Sun is Out!!! Why do kids get in to peer pressure? The author Ray Brabury, he has a short story called, "All Summer in a Day." It talks about a girl name Margot she is very shy. But the students don't like her causse she is different then the others. Margot is a victum of peer pressure because of the other students make her feel bad and I think that this is very close to peer pressure today.
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