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Wattpad.com Beginners Guide (The Guide To Get You Started)
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  • Parts 14
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Apr 07, 2014
Welcome To Wattpad, if you've come across this guide you'll be directed and guided how to use wattpad, wattpad is a great benefit to all its users if your new, or advanced in writing you can become self published today. I've listed the main topics you may need help with but if you have a topic or area that was not covered message me I'll do my best.
Enjoy writing ~ MJ
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