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Het Wederzijds Onbegrip

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Het Wederzijds Onbegrip

Een Spirituele Gids, Een Spooktijger en Een Beangstigende Moeder!

Megan is een jong meisje van twaalf. Verlegen, maar met een open geest … Verkent ze de wereld om haar heen op een manier, waarvan anderen zelfs niet kunnen dromen dat het mogelijk is.Laat jou leiden door Megan en haar Spirituele Gids, genaamd Witte Veder, die haar met een frisse blik de spirituele wereld zal laten kennismaken.Welke invloed heeft zij op de spirituele wereld en hoe beïnvloedt het haar?Je zal het snel weten bij het openslaan van het boek.Veel leesplezier!

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Language Dutch ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9781547539024 ● Translator Corentin Colangelo ● Publisher Megan Publishing Services ● Published 2018 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6633360 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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