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Een 2e wereld

Een 2e wereld

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Sarah verhuisd naar Finland. Als ze eenmaal bij het huis aangekomen is vind ze het vrij normaal eruit zien. Ze komt er al gauw achter dat dat helemaal niet zo is. Ze wordt naar een andere wereld gebracht waar ze totaal iemand anders is! Zal ze haar eigen wereld met haar familie ooit nog terug zien? Zal ze die 2e wereld optijd kunnen redden? Je leest t allemaal in dit boek ;).
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It was a normal day. But, since that's a cliche line often used before stating that the day was, in fact, not normal in the slightest, it quite obviously wasn't a normal day. So lets start again, this time without suggesting anything strange is going to happen. There's not much worse than being proven wrong, and the sentence 'It was a normal day' was asking for something unusual to happen. Fortunately, the sentence in question was not one you'd often see outside of being the start of bad fanfiction, so it was highly unlikely that a sensible man like Berwald Oxenstierna would ever say it, and since this story focuses on him, there is no point on starting with that dreaded sentence. "It was a normal day." Said Alfred F Jones, a bored american on a completely different continent to the unfortunate Berwald. "Well what did you expect?" Asked the american's twin, the equally bored but much more sensible Matthew Williams. He received a glare in response, and there the two sat for the rest of the day while nothing happened. At the exact moment Alfred said the cursed words, on a completely different continent, a Danish man with enough hair gel in his hair to keep an Italian from running away climbed into Berwald's car and ordered him to drive.

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