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Dreadful young ladies and other stories by Kelly Regan Barnhill, John Lee · Booklabria

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Dreadful young ladies and other stories

Name: Dreadful young ladies and other stories
Author: Kelly Regan Barnhill, John Lee

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Dreadful young ladies and other storiesKelly Regan Barnhill, John LeeLee

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First published: 2018
Language: English
Editions: 5

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A short story collection featuring elements of magic realism while touching on the themes of love, knowledge, grief, hope, and jealousy. Teeming with uncanny characters whose lives unfold in worlds at once strikingly human and eerily original, these stories demonstrate the strength and power -- known and unknown -- of the imagination.

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