We Are Masks
by Lindsay Price Canadian Author
We all wear a mask. Some hide for good reasons. Some for self preservation. Even when you’re ready to take off your mask, it’s a hard thing to do. What will happen when the world sees who you really are?
Four teenagers wear a variety of masks: Imposter Foster. Persona Paloma. Nolan No-Try. Macy Maintains. Each has to make a choice – show the world their true self, or stay behind their mask. Who will reveal themselves? Who will stay in the shadows?
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Playing cards, Pasta box, Garment bag, Costumes, Hangers, Textbook, Books, Cellphone, Sheet music, Drawings, Brown envelope
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