The Dry Grass of August
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Published
Blackstone Publishing, 2012.
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9h 31m 0s
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eAudiobook
Language
English
ISBN
9781538599167
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UG
Level 4.1, 10 Points

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Anna Jean Mayhew., Anna Jean Mayhew|AUTHOR., & Karen White|READER. (2012). The Dry Grass of August . Blackstone Publishing.

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Anna Jean Mayhew, Anna Jean Mayhew|AUTHOR and Karen White|READER. 2012. The Dry Grass of August. Blackstone Publishing.

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Anna Jean Mayhew, Anna Jean Mayhew|AUTHOR and Karen White|READER. The Dry Grass of August Blackstone Publishing, 2012.

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Anna Jean Mayhew, Anna Jean Mayhew|AUTHOR, and Karen White|READER. The Dry Grass of August Blackstone Publishing, 2012.

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