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Mrs. Scrooge: A Christmas Poem

by Carol Ann Duffy · 2009

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A beautifully illustrated gift book featuring the warm, witty update of A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Britain's first female poet laureate, Carol Ann Duffy.

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adult
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short · 48 pages
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