Alfred: The Boy Who Would Be King (Alfred The Boy King Book 1)

By Ron Smorynski | Category: Children's Books ebooks | DMCA

Alfred the Boy King series is about Alfred, a modern video game playing kid, transported to a dark grim fantasy world, destined to be king!Feeling lost in the modern world by a secluded and mysterious mother, Alfred realizes something is amiss.Who is... or was... his father? Why does his mom's memories seem medieval? When she says his name, as if remembering a nightmare, suddenly, the magic begins...

File Size: 749 KB
Print Length: 365 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1542462967
Publication Date: June 19, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B072YM616T
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It's The Hobbit meets Magic Kingdom for Sale, Sold! meets Lord of the flies!Have you ever been a young kid that played video games? How about rpg's? Have you ever wished your video game was real life? For Alfred it comes true!All your wildest childho...

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