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Le Labyrinthe by James Dashner · Booklabria

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Le Labyrinthe

Science FictionRomans, nouvelles

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First published: 2012

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A book by James Dashner, first published in 2012. Open Library records 1 edition, in French; it is from Pocket Jeunesse, 2012, 407 pages.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Romans, nouvelles
Amnesia
Science-fiction
Littérature américaine
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Publisher: Pocket Jeunesse
Published: 2012
Pages: 407
Language: French
Translated from: French
Contributor: Fournier, Guillaume, 1968-
Translator: Guillaume Fournier
Series: L'épreuve - Livre 1
ISBN-13: 978-2266200127
ISBN-10: 2266200127

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