Description
Elle Barnes is at war with society. Who isn't? She's always dressed a little different, acted a little different and, well, looked a little different. For some reason, society doesn't see these differences as individual beauties, but as irreversible, undeniable flaws. When you're told every day that the way you look, the people you love, and the way you dress is wrong, then it becomes a little difficult to love yourself the way you deserve. So, naturally, Elle Barnes decides to take a stand and try to change the world by wearing odd shoes. One purple and one pink. Groundbreaking. However, when Elle is offered a potentially life-changing opportunity, she is faced with a choice. Bend to society's rules by taking up the opportunity, despite its potentially life-ruining risks? Or continue her odd shoe wearing ways, breaking society's rules one by one? With her closest friends, of course, and that one girl from her university's LGBTQ society who was totally not flirting with her. Was she? A story of realising your true beauty, and helping others to realise theirs.
On Wearing Odd Shoes
