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A Recipe For Dreaming

A Recipe for Dreaming is a little treasure of wise words and beautiful images.

With insight, humour and a deep sense of humanity, Bryce Courtenay inspires us to become dreamers and questioners, creators of lives that are rich and rewarding. Illuminating these musings are the superb visual poems of Anie Williams.

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