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Herobrine's Daughter

Herobrine's Daughter

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Minecraft
This book is a child friendly book. (yes, it's based on minecraft.) I am writing this story for my little step brother ❤. He loves Minecraft, and I absolutely love playing the game with him. I know it sounds childish for me, an "almost-15-year-old," to be playing Minecraft with someone, but it's what my step brother loves to do, and I wouldn't skip any bonding experience with my family ❤ The story cover is NOT mine, and I take NO credit whatsoever for any pictures you may see in this story. Thanks!
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