Pevensie Appendix

Pevensie Appendix

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Last published Sun, Jul 4, 2021

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If you're a reader like me, you want to know everything about a fictional world, plot, characters, etc. I for one love author's notes and explanations, so this book is exactly that: My story notes on the work "Pevensie," a cross-world fanfiction novel on the Golden Age characters of Narnia and Marauder Era characters of Harry Potter. Learn about each characters wands, lore, and more!

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