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    Then, the World Began to Fall.: The Cereal Series, #2
    Then, the World Began to Fall.: The Cereal Series, #2
    Then, the World Began to Fall.: The Cereal Series, #2
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    Then, the World Began to Fall.: The Cereal Series, #2

    By Samaadi Scott

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    Meet Chris Kraft and Audie Ace, two regular 12-year-olds dreaming of a normal life. But suddenly, their world is turned upside down by menacing cereal crumb monsters! With the help of a god, they embark on a thrilling journey through different stories to uncover the truth. Can they save their lives and defeat the monsters? Join their daring adventure and find out! Get ready for excitement, mysteries, and epic battles in this action-packed tale!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSamaadi Scott
    Release dateAug 7, 2023
    ISBN9798215141144
    Then, the World Began to Fall.: The Cereal Series, #2
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    Samaadi Scott

    Samaadi Scott is a 12-year-old kid who likes reading, writing and advertising his book company Wonder. (WonderHQ.space)

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