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The little girls by Elizabeth Bowen · Booklabria

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The little girls

FriendshipSocial life and customs

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First published: 1964
Language: English
Editions: 13

Synopsis

Three aging English ladies attempt, literally and figuratively, to dig up the secret of their childhood, but find only their own damaged selves.

Subjects: Friendship
Social life and customs
Women
England
Interpersonal relations
Psychological
Set in: England

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