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The Smell of Human
Marita (12) looks up to her best friend, Lara. When a socially disadvantaged girl in the neighborhood finds a baby bird, Lara decides to take it from her.
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Marita (12) looks up to her best friend, Lara. When a socially disadvantaged girl in the neighborhood finds a baby bird, Lara decides to take it from her.
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Written By:Johanne Helgeland
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