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Jess cuts herself. Pink spirals and dark scars cover her biceps and thighs and places she can hide. Like cuts, people slice through her life to leave a mark, too. Her brother Jessie is one of them. Their first year in six outside a mental health facility has Jess trapped in small town America with no friends while Jessie starts his senior year of high school. Jess and Jessie experience these challenges as different people, but they share one struggle with dissociative identity disorder. While they feel like different people, they have one reflection. 

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A collection of 14 short stories that seek to venture into the darkest depths of twisted realism. From diving into the human condition to tales of monsters lurking in the shadows of modern society, each story differs vastly from the last, but they all seek to leave an emotional impact on the listener. 

Snowboarding Is for Everyone aims to educate and demonstrate how accessible and enjoyable snowboarding really is to all.

Whether you are planning to visit one of the many Los Angeles museums, explore the historic El Pueblo de Los Angeles near Union Station, go shopping on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, hike to the Hollywood sign or go off the beaten path and get to know one of many the ethnic neighborhoods, What to Do in Los Angeles is an up-to-date travel-guide book with plenty of attraction listings and sample itineraries that will give you lots of ideas for your upcoming trip and help you get to know the area the way only locals do.

I’ve made a mess of things again. Not that anybody is surprised. After I’m politely asked to withdraw from college for my antics, I return home to my family’s cattle ranch. The sweeping views, the towering pine trees, and the whisper of the wind remind me I belong on this land. My heart is in the alpine air, my soul mixed into the soil. All I’ve ever wanted is to run the ranch alongside my oldest brother, but my family refuses to see me as anything but a walking disaster.