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Long ago when I was young by Edith Nesbit · Booklabria

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Long ago when I was young

BiographyChildren's fiction

Long ago when I was young

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First published: 1966
Editions: 9 in 2 languages

Synopsis

An autobiographical account by the author of "The Railway Children" and other children's books, in which she describes a childhood spent sometimes within the security of her family and sometimes apart from them in schools she detested.

Subjects: Biography
Children's fiction
Social life and customs
Love
Authors
Authors, biography
Set in: England
France
Time: 19th Century
Characters: E. Nesbit

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