An edition of The art of losing yourself (2015)

The art of losing yourself

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An edition of The art of losing yourself (2015)

The art of losing yourself

a novel

First edition.
  • 3 Want to read

"A powerful contemporary novel of two sisters trying to find new life, one in her marriage and faith, a one desperate for a chance at a future"--

Publish Date
Publisher
WaterBrook Press
Language
English
Pages
306

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Edition Availability
Cover of: The art of losing yourself
The art of losing yourself: a novel
2015, WaterBrook Press
in English - First edition.
Cover of: The art of losing yourself
The art of losing yourself
2015, Center Point Large Print
in English - Center Point Large Print edition. Large print edition.

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Edition Notes

Published in
Colorado Springs, Colorado

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.6
Library of Congress
PS3607.A56 A89 2015, PS3607.A56A89 2015

The Physical Object

Pagination
306 pages
Number of pages
306

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31056697M
Internet Archive
artoflosingyours0000gans_y4n7
ISBN 13
9781601425928, 9781601425935
LCCN
2014043264

Work Description

"A contemporary novel of two sisters trying to find new life--one in her marriage and faith, the other desperate for a chance at a future"--

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