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Blooky: The Book Who Wanted To Be Read (2026)
A brand-new little book gets lost in the vast maze of a grand library and journeys through every section in search of where he belongs, only to realize that the most meaningful place to be isn't always where you fit in best.
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A brand-new little book gets lost in the vast maze of a grand library and journeys through every section in search of where he belongs, only to realize that the most meaningful place to be isn't always where you fit in best.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Pablo Díaz De León Hicks
In Theaters:5/10/2026
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