The Journey

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This book is a fun story about a group of kids fighting zombies. This isn't just a thriller its a funny story too. There is foul launguage and some really stupid parts, but that just adds into the funny.All Rights Reserved

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The Journey
Fri, Jan 20, 2012

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The Journey
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