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Why read Rumer Godden?

July 20, 2009July 20, 2009 ~ The Longest Chapter ~ 6 Comments

She was a prolific writer during the 20th Century. As much as I'm enjoying "In This House of Brede," published in 1969, she's not striking me as an author to pursue.

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