Siri
10-year-old Siri tries to keep her younger siblings away from the family in which a conflict has blown up between their parents. But maintaining control over her brothers without alarming them is far from easy. Especially when Siri herself is a child trying hard to keep panic at bay.
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10-year-old Siri tries to keep her younger siblings away from the family in which a conflict has blown up between their parents. But maintaining control over her brothers without alarming them is far from easy. Especially when Siri herself is a child trying hard to keep panic at bay.
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Written By:Lina Rosengren
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