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Judy, Patrol Leader by Dorothea Moore
Judy, Patrol Leader by Dorothea Moore hits the £1 shelf in my shop. The Children’s Press, Undated, Hardback in dust wrapper. From the cover: Were not accustomed to having relations of the staff planted upon us. So runs the feeling … Continue reading
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Fun Home — A Family Tragedy by Alison Bechdel
Published by Jonathan Cape, 2006, Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. Slight rubbing to the top corner of the upper wrapper otherwise a very well presented copy. See this book on my web site? First in this, paperback, edition. From the cover: … Continue reading
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