HUMOR FOR FANGIRLS AND FANBOYS 2
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  • Reads 9,190
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  • Parts 200
  • Time 1h 1m
Complete, First published Jan 06, 2017
Chiesero il sequel e sequel fu!
  
  
  AVVERTENZA: SE BABBANI, NO-MAG, MONDANI, CAPITOLINI, IBRIDI, LONTANI PARENTI DI GEA O DEI TITANI (lo so che tutti i semidei sono parenti di Gea o dei Titani però shhhhh. Sono tutti futili dettagli),  VENGONO SCOPERTI A LEGGERE QUESTO LIBRO VERRANNO CRUCIATI ALL'ISTANTE.
  
  Insomma se non siete Fangirl o Fanboy state alla larga. (Lo dico per il vostro bene. Se leggete il libro rischiate di impazzire -dal ridere-)
  
  
  
  
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