| Record ID | ia:taxidriversdaugh0000darl_y0t2 |
| Source | Internet Archive |
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245 14 $aThe taxi driver's daughter /$cJulia Darling.
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520 $aIn 'The Taxi Driver's Daughter', Julia Darling tells the story of a family from the North East on the verge of collapse, caught between the escape they crave and the imperfect reality that seems to be their lot.
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