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Muggy
Newly moved to the US from New Zealand, 12 year old Muggy struggles to feel truly at home in a place so different from what she's always known. She misses the trees, the land, the rugby - everything. Deciding on her own to take some time off of school, unbeknownst to her dad, Muggy sets out into the snow covered wilderness in search of home.
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Newly moved to the US from New Zealand, 12 year old Muggy struggles to feel truly at home in a place so different from what she's always known. She misses the trees, the land, the rugby - everything. Deciding on her own to take some time off of school, unbeknownst to her dad, Muggy sets out into the snow covered wilderness in search of home.
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Written By:Phynley Joel
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