“Oh my gosh!” Millie exclaimed. “Look who’s sitting down at a table in McDonald’s” — Katrina Kahler Copy Share Image
“Miserable! That was the only word I could find to describe how I felt. And I thought once more of the friends I had left behind in the country, the place I had come to call home. I knew I should give my best friend, Cassie, a call. We had promised to phone each other regularly, but my last conversation… — Katrina Kahler Copy Share
“We had moved there, three years earlier, leaving behind our family home which was situated in the township of another state, over a thousand… — Katrina Kahler Copy Share Image
“looked at the new girl again, and I felt as if I were looking into a mirror. The only differences being her long braid… — Katrina Kahler Copy Share Image
“Right then, I did not feel at all positive about my future, but if I had only known what was in store, perhaps I… — Katrina Kahler Copy Share Image
“and mine had been placed together for this activity, which was a perfect opportunity to talk more about our house swap. When the instructors arrived, and asked us to gather closer, I looked around for Casey once more. “Casey still hasn’t shown up,” I whispered in Brie’s ear and she glanced around worriedly. “I don’t know where she could be!”… — Katrina Kahler Copy Share
“Everyone is bullied at some point in their lives. It all depends on how you handle it.” — Katrina Kahler Copy Share Image
