Dark Minds

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Title: Dark Minds
ISBN-10: 0-9956212-7-6
ISBN-13: 978-0-9956212-7-5
Author(s): M.A. Comley, Bernie Steadman, Simon Maltman, Paul Gitsham, David Evans, Ross Greenwood, JT Lawrence, B. A. Morton, Nick Jackson, Charlie Flowers, Lisa Hall, Hannah Haq, Peter Best, Steve Dunne, Richard T. Burke, Anita Waller, Tara Lyons, Pete Adams, L J Ross, KA Richardson, A.J. Sendall, Emma Pullar, Jim Ody, Lucy V. Hay, Joel Hames, Betsy Reavley, Paul D. Brazill, Mark L. Fowler, Alex Shaw, Jane E. James, Louise Jensen, Tony R. Cox, A. S. King, Stephen Edger, Ron Nicholson, Jenna Leigh Golding, S.E. Lynes, Alex Walters, Tess Makovesky, April Taylor, Roz White
Publisher: Bloodhound Books
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Format: paperback
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Pages: 102
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EAN: 9780995621275
ASIN: 0995621276
Prefix: 978
Group: 0
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-0
Registrant: 9956212
Publication: 7
Check Digit: 5
Formatted: 978-0-9956212-7-5

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