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    Play Some Funk
    Play Some Funk
    Play Some Funk
    Ebook27 pages12 minutes

    Play Some Funk

    By Henry Johnson

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    Play Some Funk is the fantastical, psychedelic creation of a young boy’s mind from many lifetimes ago, coming to fruition, good versus evil, and there is a war going on. Jacob’s world is very similar to Philip Pullman’s world in terms of a collective consciousness, though it is not quite the same, I guess he has The Almighty One to thank for that!

    This is a story told in the form of a poem, is inclusive of Henry Johnson’s original title Jacob, and is also a continuation of that. You do not need to have read Jacob to read this. Play Some Funk will appeal to children and young adults alike, or anyone who loves fantasy, and I hope you enjoy reading this, as much as he did writing it!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenry Johnson
    Release dateApr 26, 2020
    ISBN9780463555927
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