Maggie Gee confronts racism and class conflict with humour and tenderness in this engrossing read.
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By: | Gee, Maggie |
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Language: | Arabic |
Format: | Softcover |
Pages: | 336 pp |
Publisher: | Telegram, London, 2006 |
Dimensions: | 13 x 20 cm |
ISBN: | 1846590086 |
Topic: | British Fiction - Class Conflict |
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