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    Notes from a Wimpy Mobster: A Mobster Who Quit His Business (Kids’ Adventure Stories)
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    Notes from a Wimpy Mobster: A Mobster Who Quit His Business (Kids’ Adventure Stories)

    By Jeff Child

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    About this ebook

    A mobster in the mob who wants to get out.

    This is the diary of a mobster, who has been brought up in the mob all his life. After stealing an important magical object and hitting on the daughter of the big boss, he finds himself in a dangerous situation and has to convince his dad to leave the organization and look for a better future elsewhere. Read the exciting short story of this mobster, a guy with a good heart and with doubts about his destined career.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelf Publisher
    Release dateJan 26, 2019
    ISBN9788832503005
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    Notes from a Wimpy Mobster: A Mobster Who Quit His Business (Kids’ Adventure Stories)

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