Hannah Brencher

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Hannah Brencher

Growing up, I dreamed of becoming the Editor-in-Chief for Seventeen Magazine.

If you'd walked into my childhood bedroom, you'd have found the walls plastered in my favorite magazine's glossy, monthly Editor Letters.

I dreamed of being able to write through that same medium– heartfelt letters that were relatable yet personable. Letters that felt like someone was bending down to see you and say: Hey, you're not alone. I've been there too.

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