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The List

by Jennifer Tremblay

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Format: Trade paperback

Publisher: Playwrights Canada Press

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ISBN - 10: 1770910808

ISBN - 13: 9781770910805

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Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 72 p.

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She keeps a tight list and doesnâ??t let anything go unchecked, except for one important misplaced item: a favour to her neighbour. With this broken promise, a series of events unfolds that lead to her friendâ??s death. Was the death preventable had the task been completed? A Governor Generalâ??s Literary Awardâ??winning play, The List is the riveting story of a woman haunted by internal regret when she fails to critically prioritize her world.