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Me, In Between
Ever felt like you’re stuck between two worlds, neither here nor there? Imagine being 15, uprooted from everything familiar, dumped into a place where your past clings to you like a shadow, and your future feels like a riddle with no answer. That’s Madina’s life in “Me, In Between.” It’s not some neat immigration tale with a happy ending stamped on the cover—it's messy, raw, and painfully real.
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