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Mia Hall In Gayle Forman's If I Stay
You have a perfect life. You have loving parents and an adoring little brother. Your best friend is always there for you and your boyfriend is too. Good grades come easily and you are an award winning cellist. Everything in life is just perfect. Until the car next to you slips on a patch of ice and you and your family are flying through the air. This is the life of Mia Hall from, If I Stay, by Gayle Forman. Mia Hall is 17 and goes to a high school in Oregon. She has chocolate brown hair, which usually lays across her shoulders. Her eyes are bright green like an emerald. She usually wears dark blue jeans with a comfy sweater. Mia is small but strong and has long arms that are made to play outstanding symphonyos on her cello. Mia has a spirited
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