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Winter Harper's Character Model
Winter Harper is your typical nerd judging by her room stock with books, her glasses, smarts and her ability to make people dislike her with just one word. So when she is accidently discovered by modeling agent, her aunt forces her to be a normal girl for a change.Though modeling is not what a normal teenage girl does, it's just the thing she needs to transform into a elegant girl or so they though. To Winter finds herself struggling to navigate herself through the modeling world without embarrassing herself. With heels, clothes, makeup, cameras and runways Winter is in over her head.

Join the adventure with Winter as she struggles with the concept of modeling, beautiful female models who seem to have it out for her, gorgeous male models
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