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Leaving the Palace
- Diaries of an Angry Minecraft Kitten, Book 1
- Narrated by: Michael J. Bevan
- Length: 27 mins
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Leaving the Palace
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Publisher's Summary
Hey friend, it's Jack. In this story, I will finally escape the palace. Out there in the world of Minecraft, no one else will know that I'm a prince. No one but Shoal, who's my best friend. There was no way that I could leave her behind. We always wanted to see outside the palace walls, and that's exactly what we were going to do. I hate the palace. I hate everything about it, and maybe out there we'll find something that makes me a little less angry. Shoal sure seems to think so.
©2016 Michael Marlon (P)2016 Michael Marlon
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