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I started writing this blog when I was around 13 (hence the name, Tiny Teenage Tales). It initially was just about stories, random thoughts, you know,  I was an excited new teen. However, it transformed into common experiences faced by students, things I did in high school, etc.  

Now that I'm in university, I want this blog to be a guide for teenagers, high school students, university students and law students. Along with that, I'm also looking forward to more collaborations of services or products that my readers would enjoy (I hope). 

I will write about different things; from study tips, module guides, internships, CVs, law school exams, and research tips; to movies I recently watched, interesting things I learned about, places I visited, and just about my life. 

And, don't hesitate to reach out! 

Welcome to Tiny Teenage Tales :) (Even if you aren't a teenager)

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