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How We Are Hungry by Dave Eggers · Booklabria

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How We Are Hungry

Short StoriesAmerican Short stories

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First published: 2004
Editions: 11 in 3 languages

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A book by Dave Eggers, first published in 2004. Open Library records 11 editions, in English, German and Spanish; the English edition is from Penguin, 2006, 224 pages.

Subjects: Short Stories
American Short stories
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American Psychological fiction

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11 in 3 languages

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English8 German1 Spanish1

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