Looking For My Guitar
Looking For My Guitar

Looking For My Guitar

Synopsis

A treasure hunt was about to begin. A self-styled person from St. Jimmy posted notes around town revealing clues to where to find the guitar. Billie Joe paced around trying to decipher the clues to where to find his beloved Blue. Mike and Tre enter this journey to help their friend. Who is this supposed St. Jimmy? Will they be able to find the guitar? What adventures are ahead?

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Total: 5,986 words
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Um grande descuido

925 words•~5 min
02

Mike descobre uma pista

863 words•~5 min
03

A fita de cetim

909 words•~5 min
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Tré descobre uma pista

986 words•~5 min
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Na biblioteca

1,102 words•~6 min
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Billie Joe descobre uma pista

1,201 words•~7 min

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