A Beatles Song
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p. 36 Chloe the Clingfish
Several months later, Chloe was taking yoga lessons, seeing her therapist, and doing much, much better.
p. 35 of “Chloe and Clingfish”
Harry helped her find a therapist who specialized in anxiety and depression.
p. 33 of “Chloe the Clingfish”
“I…I’ve been going through a hard time,” Chloe stammered.
Skee Ball, razor blade, goldfish and recycle bin
p.32 of Chloe the Clingfish
What Harry saw startled him: boxes upon boxes stacked throughout the home and spilled food everywhere. Chloe’s house was a mess.
p 30 of Chloe
Sammy the Sea Turtle makes an unannounced visit to Chloe. Her fins were mottled and her eyes were bloodshot.
page 29 of “Chloe”
Chloe’s friends met.
“I’m concerned about Chloe,” said Anne.
“She seems sad and distracted,” added Liz.
“She told me she’s OK and just wants space,” Bruce informed them.
“Let’s give her space to figure it out,” they agreed.
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The doorbell rang. Chloe signed for her boxes and set them down by the door. She could hear B.B. King’s voice singing, “The thrill is gone. The thrill is gone away. The thrill is gone, baby. The thrill is gone away…”
* a story about shopping addiction
Annie, bow and arrow, pine cone and curtains
