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ROSALIE HAM There Should Be More Dancing. Reviewed by Linda Funnell

by NRB | 7 Mar 2012 | Fiction | 0 comments

This new novel from the author of The Dressmaker features a cross-stitching cross-patch and swings between comedy and pathos. Thousands of fans embraced Rosalie Ham’s first novel, The Dressmaker, when it appeared in 2000.  Set in the little country town of...
             

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