Diary of a Surfer Villager: Book 8
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Diary of a Surfer Villager: Book 8
Narrated by:
Mark Sanderlin
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Narrated by:
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Mark Sanderlin
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Dr. Block
About this listen
Jimmy must save his parents and find Herobrine before it is too late!
After his confrontation with the mysterious bat outside his kitchen window, Jimmy is determined to find out who is behind everything.
There are so many mysteries swirling about:
- Where has Mr. Blaze gone?
- What was the deal with the zombies and the spider herd?
- Why were Herobrine's diaries stolen?
- And, of course, what is up with the Rainbow Creeper?
Grab your copy of Surfer Villager 8 to find out the answers.
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