Robin Mutt: The Haunted Clown By Amy McLean

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We're putting a spotlight on a fellow YouTuber who is a published author, the UK's own Amy McLean (www.youtube.com/user/TVCriticAmy) as I review her most recent book: "Robin Mutt: The Haunted Clown", which is a collection of 13 short stories.
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And be sure to visit Amy's YouTube Page and Subscribe, she posts film and book reviews several times a week! Again the link to her channel is: www.youtube.com/user/TVCriticAmy

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