Charlie is fierce; she is quite the fireball. Charlie is a woman - in beauty, in essence, in strength, in grace. Charlie is justice-minded; she will be heard. Charlie is a lover, a caretaker, a giver, an advocate, and an impeccable listener. Charlie is sick. Charlie is poor. Charlie has no family. To American society, Charlie has no identity. In a country where the "haves" versus the "have-nots" is an endless war, where she is virtually ignored and discarded by society as merely another person who does not contribute to the growth of the economy, the multifaceted girl from England determines...