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d1i1m1o1n [39]
2 years ago
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Hi Brainlers, I've been attempting creating a story but as a teen I am, I'm to busy. I've come up with a title but I'm trying to

think of alternatives. It's like a series where the main character, a girl along with her girl squad unravel mysteries concerning family, teen issues and school life. Could someone helpe with a title, please?
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1 answer:
Degger [83]2 years ago
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Answer:

Ohh i love doing these things!!!!!!

Explanation:

Here are some examples of a title. Maybe they will help:

"Lure the Truth", since it has to do with family mysteries?

"The Remains of Yesterday", since it is based on the main character's life?

"Strike the Lie", since life is, well, a lie in general?

Maybe these could help. From one teenager to another, I wish you good luck!!!

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