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Brief Story Of Amelia Moorehead
Amelia Moorehead is an 11 year old girl who lives in Fairport, NY. She is on the 6th grade Blue Team at Martha Brown Middle School. Amelia is an avid writer and really has enjoyed creating this story. Amelia is the youngest of a family of five. She has 2 sisters, Deanna (17) and Evelyn (14). Amy, her mom, works in taxes and her dad is an engineer. Her mom is also the Martha Brown PTA president. Deanna loves to go shopping and have ice cream with Amelia. Evelyn and Amelia love to clean our room together. Family is one of the most important things to Amelia. Amelia’s favorite grade was 5th grade. Playing basketball on the playground was her favorite thing to do. She hopes to be a teacher when she grows up. Teaching 5th grade is her goal
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