one of the guys
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Ultima pubblicazione sab, mag 10, 2014
Stephanie Stephens a badass girl who moves to a new school and is automatically known as "one of the guys" football, basketball, and PE are what she's best at. but in order to do football she must do a game of cheer, will she do it?
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