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The Book of the Lost (opening titles)

from The Book of the Lost by Emily Jones and The Rowan Amber Mill

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Mankind has written many, many books, and many, many histories. A lot of them you can seek out for yourselves, in book shops or in libraries, but there is one book, written long ago, that will never find its way into such places.

Some histories are too dark to share with the bright, careless world out there. They should be read in here, in the shadows, for it is in the shadows that they were born...

Come closer,
Sit down,
And we will tell you a tale from...
The Book of the Lost.

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from The Book of the Lost, released March 5, 2014

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