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Tag Archives: david mitchell
David Mitchell, Black Swan Green
The first book I remember being given by anyone outside my immediate family was an end-of-year prize awarded by the local Sunday school – Enid Blyton’s The Land of Far Beyond. I was six years old and the prize was for attendance rather than … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Swan Green, Cloud Atlas, david mitchell, Enid Blyton, Philip Pullman
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