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• Author: Jane Gleeson-White
• Published Date: 01 Feb 2012
• Publisher: Allen & Unwin
• Format: Paperback::304 pages
• ISBN10: 1743311559
• ISBN13: 9781743311554
• Dimension: 138x 208mm::320g
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