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It's a Great World! by Emilie Baker Loring · Booklabria

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It's a Great World!

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A Bantam LoringBook 28 of 3

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Book 28, It's a Great World!, this book

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First published: 1933
Language: English
Editions: 12
Series: A Bantam Loring, 28

Synopsis

A marriage resulting out of a misunderstanding occurs and an accident results in the marriage being only in name. Mixed with power struggles in washington and as usual misunderstandings between Eve and Jeff.

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Set in: Washington
D.C

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