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Title: WHAT WAS LOST
By: Catherine O'Flynn
Format: Paperback

List price: £7.99


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ISBN 10: 0955647649
ISBN 13: 9780955647642
Publisher: PROFILE BOOKS LTD
Pub. date: 1 August, 2008
Pages: 256
Description: 'What Was Lost' is a poignant tale of changing times at Green Oaks shopping centre, and the balancing of love and loss.
Synopsis: 'What Was Lost' is a poignant tale of changing times at Green Oaks shopping centre, and the balancing of love and loss.
Publication: UK
Imprint: Tindal Street Press
Returns: Returnable
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