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  • ISBN: 9781662603501
  • ISBN: 1662603509
  • Physical Description: 296 pages : 22 cm
  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: New York : Astra House, [2026]

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Summary, etc.:
In Avigayl Sharp's brilliant and bold debut novel, ... Read More
Subject: Teachers > Fiction.
Girls' schools > Fiction.
Boarding schools > Fiction.
Psychic trauma > Fiction.
Genre: School fiction.
Psychological fiction.
Novels.
Fiction.
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