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Kid Paranormal
Adie and her energetic best friend Lilly start a small ghost-hunting business to help people and earn a little extra money. But their first job at an abandoned Louisiana summer camp quickly spirals into a chilling mystery that tests their friendship and courage.
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Adie and her energetic best friend Lilly start a small ghost-hunting business to help people and earn a little extra money. But their first job at an abandoned Louisiana summer camp quickly spirals into a chilling mystery that tests their friendship and courage.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Family
Written By:Joe Mexican, Brittanie VanDyke
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Studio:Dark Atom Studios
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