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Honor Girl
Candlewick Press (9780763687557) - Height: 183 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 230 mm - Candlewick Press - Walker Books - ISBN: 9780763687557 - Number of pages: 267 - Languages: English - Weight: 590 g
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| Brand | Candlewick Press |
| ISBN | Candlewick Press 0763687553 |
| ID | 11183431 |
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| Height | 183 mm |
| Imprint | Candlewick Press |
| ISBN | 9780763687557 |
| Languages | English |
| Number of pages | 267 |
| Publisher | Walker Books |
| Spine width | 18 mm |
| Weight | 590 g |
| Width | 230 mm |
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