The Amazing Adventures of Phineas Screwdriver
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In the world there are forgotten places where imagination is king. Its princes and princesses are those who can spin the most wonderful tales of mystery and adventure from nothing more than a simple idea. In these places magic is only limited by the curiosity and creativity of the dreamer. This is the story of one such forgotten place, an unremarkable place the world passed by long ago.
The air was stale and the old factory was cold, musty, and silent. The dust, which had grown so thick over the years looked like a blanket. Should you have stumbled across it you would have thought someone had tucked in the old factory for a long slumber.
Today was just like every other, a silent morning that sent beams of sunlight pouring through the dirty, mildew covered windows high up on the factory walls. They shone down onto the floor revealing tall mountains of old wrinkled boxes and rusty bins. The only movement came from the particles of dust as they danced through the rays of sunlight, landing silently, disappearing into the threads of the factory’s dark covers.
It would have gone unnoticed to you, had you not been looking for it, and you may have missed it even if you were. Maybe, it was magic, or some extraordinary coincidence, but either way unbelievable things were happening.
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In a mysterious factory the world has seemingly forgotten, there lives a little robot. Armed with nothing more than his incredible imagination and overwhelming sense of adventure, Phineas and his imaginary friends set off to have the BEST adventure of their lives!
About the Author
J.M. Fee was born and raised in the Boston area. He has been continuously creating a wide variety of artworks since childhood, expanding his range of skills and broadening his expressive media both through coursework and countless hours of self-teaching. J.M. Fee draws his creative inspiration from life experience, with a moral base in his Christian upbringing, but his passion for enhancing each individual work is derived from the reactions of his audience. J.M. Fee shows no shortage of enthusiasm for his characters, exerting an emotional connection to each, lovingly displayed through his reference to his renowned characters, Phineas and P.J., as “his children.”