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Susan Fitzgerald / A Child at Heart
Susan Fitzgerald has told stories to herself from childhood and has written since she was a teenager. She has had her work published in Under the Rainbow, a collection of work by U3A writers, and in Tamba. Now there’s this book, which offers tales of the mischief of boys as they grow into men and of women who have moved on from the choices of girls.
978 1 74027 880 5, 70pp
978 1 74027 880 5, 70pp
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