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Anna's Tears Turns to Joy
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Anna's Tears Turns to Joy
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Anna's Tears Turns to Joy
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Anna came home from school crying every day. The kids at school would make fun of her because she prayed over her food. Anna came from a Christian home, where they believed in thanking God and blessing their food before they ate. Deborah, Anna's mother, didn't quite yet know what she was going to do. She thought maybe she would talk to the principal because not only did the kids laugh, but also a girl named Tabitha bullied her every day. Tabitha always told her she was ugly because she wore glasses and wore funny clothes. Anna always wore nice dresses, and Tabitha made fun of that. She told Anna she was a nerd and called her "four eyes." All Anna would do was cry and run away. Sometimes, the other kids would laugh. But her best friend, Julie, tried to console her.
Anna came home from school crying every day. The kids at school would make fun of her because she prayed over her food. Anna came from a Christian home, where they believed in thanking God and blessing their food before they ate. Deborah, Anna's mother, didn't quite yet know what she was going to do. She thought maybe she would talk to the principal because not only did the kids laugh, but also a girl named Tabitha bullied her every day. Tabitha always told her she was ugly because she wore glasses and wore funny clothes. Anna always wore nice dresses, and Tabitha made fun of that. She told Anna she was a nerd and called her "four eyes." All Anna would do was cry and run away. Sometimes, the other kids would laugh. But her best friend, Julie, tried to console her.



















