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Sprookjessprokkelaar De Musical
In 'Sprookjessprokkelaar De Musical' we follow 12-year-old Sterre, who lives on the edge of the forest with her grandfather. When her only book is literally read to pieces, her grandfather points her toward the hidden fairytale library in the abandoned castle. There, behind the right door, countless stories await that must be read and told. Will Sterre find the correct door to the fairytale library? What lies behind all the other doors? And who exactly is this Sprookjessprokkelaar?
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In 'Sprookjessprokkelaar De Musical' we follow 12-year-old Sterre, who lives on the edge of the forest with her grandfather. When her only book is literally read to pieces, her grandfather points her toward the hidden fairytale library in the abandoned castle. There, behind the right door, countless stories await that must be read and told. Will Sterre find the correct door to the fairytale library? What lies behind all the other doors? And who exactly is this Sprookjessprokkelaar?
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