Amy True: Mystery in Baltimore
In 19th century America, little Amy True lives up to mischief in the theater where she studies ballet. Even the arrival of a new actress and a mystery jeopardizes the safety of those she loves. What will happen now?
Amy True: Mystery in Baltimore
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Sou fã de Jovens Titans, Sherlock Holmes, O fantasma da Ópera e Orgulho e Preconceito... AMO musica e toco violino - por causa...
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