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Wednesday night match by Meg Wolitzer · Booklabria

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Wednesday night match

Wednesday night match

Name: Wednesday night match
Author: Meg Wolitzer

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First published: 1993

Synopsis

As she adjusts to her new teacher in sixth grade and deals with being the only one in her family without a specific talent, Julie and her best friend try to find a new wife for their favorite fifth grade teacher.

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Publisher: Avon Books
Published: 1993
Pages: 122
Language: English
Series: Operation: save the teacher
ISBN-10: 038076461X

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