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Vaughn 2021-11-15 08:01:26
The self-improving little Matilda
The expression like a fantasy fairy tale, a little dark little horror. The good and the bad are very clear, the bad party, the evil principal, and irresponsible parents (irresponsibility is no longer able to describe, I feel that there is no word to describe this parent. Suddenly remembered, the...
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Susanna 2021-11-15 08:01:26
I will find the only one who fits my soul in the vast crowd
The film "Matilda" tells the story of the little girl Matilda who has superhuman wisdom since she was born, but her lack of responsibility and ignorant parents have always regarded her as an outlier and sent her to a highly regulated school. In the school, Matilda witnessed the evil deeds of...
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Noah 2021-11-15 08:01:26
It's unexpectedly educational. Parents can choose, and the living environment can be changed. As long as you are fully prepared, read more to enrich yourself, learn to control and use your power, bravely drive away the bad guys around you, and live with people who understand and respect yourself. Together, life will always be full of fun~ The moment when the parenting agreement is finally drawn out is really amazing~
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Kiley 2022-04-21 09:01:47
The importance of home education and the shortcomings of school are expressed in colored black. TV and books, look and books, must let girls learn the importance of beauty
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