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Mariana, by Monica Dickens (1940)

juliana brina 17 de September de 2017 0 Comments

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Mariana, by Monica Dickens (1940)

About the book:

Persephone Books, 1999, 377 p. Goodreads
Persephone Classics, 2008, 377 p. Goodreads
First published in 1940
My rating: 5 stars
This book was read for The Classics Club & 20 Books of Summer

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