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| Brand |  Little, Brown Young Readers US is a children's book publisher that was founded in 1837. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and publishes books for children and young adults. |
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(9780099511892 / 23351681) - Salman Rushdie - |Reprint - Vintage Classics - London, United Kingdom - Random House - Dimensions: 199x130 - Format: 672 pages - Height: 198 mm - Spine width: 36 mm - Width: 128 mm
A kaleidoscopic saga of India’s birth, where a boy born at midnight inherits telepathic gifts that mirror the nation’s tumultuous journey from colonial rule to independence and beyond.
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