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Foundling by D M. Cornish

Foundling

Monster Blood Tattoo Book 1

by D M. Cornish
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  • First Published:
  • May 18, 2006, 404 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Sep 2007, 448 pages
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Sam R

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I have been reading the Redwall series, and i love that series but this book took me out of it and was not going to let me go I read the book in a week and instantly wanted the next book to come out. This book is great for children and adults who love to use there imagenation.
Forrestt

Monster blood Tatoo
This book was the best book i had read for quite a while!I have read many good books and i would put this book as one of my top 5 books!
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