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The Story Girl √ (Project K.)

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Parts 32
Time 7h 51m

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***All Credits To L.M.Montgomery***

Cover by @strawhat_pirate

"I do like a road, because you can be always wondering what is at the end of it."

So said the Story Girl, an enigmatic person, who runs the young 'set' at the farm.

What with the beautiful and proud Felicity, provoking Dan, weepy Sara Ray, and the Story Girl's tales of romance and adventure, the children get up to all kinds of fun.

#15 in Classics 18/09/17
#15 in Classics 19/09/17

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