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    The Chosen One: A Memoir
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    The Chosen One: A Memoir

    By Lady Tracilyn George

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    About this ebook

    My life is not what one would call normal. I've overcome many challenges, evolving to the person I am today. Life is rarely easy, even if it appears to be to the outside world. Everyone deals with their own adversities; most keep silent on their conflicts.It is my hope those reading my story will find something they can relate to and take solace they are not alone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLady Tracilyn George
    Release dateJun 26, 2019
    ISBN9780463378724
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    The Chosen One: A Memoir
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    Lady Tracilyn George

    Tracilyn was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada. She is the youngest of four and the only girl.She has been writing since the age of 12. She considers herself fortunate to have had teachers who encouraged her creativity.Tracilyn enjoys exploring different writing styles and finds it a challenge to dive into something new. She draws inspiration from the world around her.

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