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Summary Of The Story 'Canterwood Crest Chosen'
Canterwood Crest “Chosen”
Author: Jessica Burkhart

In the story Canterwood Crest “Chosen” by Jessica Burkhart, Lauren Towers, a top dressage rider, gets in a horseback riding accident that changes her life. Her family moves to Union, Connecticut to have a fresh start. Lauren makes the decision to send an application to Canterwood Crest Academy. Throughout the story Lauren struggles to overcome her accident. She also goes through bullying from the kids at her current school because she applied to Canterwood. Will Lauren get accepted to Canterwood Crest? I thought that this book was a great read! One of the things that made this book so great was the point of view it was from. Since the story was told from Lauren’s point of view you knew
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