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Steppin' Up!
When young boy Joe moves to a new house, he finds it hard to fit in with the popular kids and a lot more than an expensive pair of runners stands in his way. Can he step up to the challenge?
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When young boy Joe moves to a new house, he finds it hard to fit in with the popular kids and a lot more than an expensive pair of runners stands in his way. Can he step up to the challenge?
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Written By:Peadar O'Briain
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