Counting Magpies: Counting Magpies is Alexandra's second anthology. It is based on, 'One for Sorrow', the popular children's nursery rhyme and skipping song. The theme of the book looks at superstition, longing and loss, death, betrayal, and the predicament of life.

Name: Counting Magpies: Counting Magpies is Alexandra's second anthology. It is based on, 'One for Sorrow', the popular children's nursery rhyme and skipping song. The theme of the book looks at superstition, longing and loss, death, betrayal, and the predicament of life.
Author: Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
ISBN: 9781519475817

Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

Dec 10, 2015

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Product name	Counting Magpies: Counting Magpies is Alexandra's second anthology. It is based on, 'One for Sorrow', the popular children's nursery rhyme and skipping song. The theme of the book looks at superstition, longing and loss, death, betrayal, and the predicament of life.
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No. of Pages	76
Release date	Dec 10, 2015
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ISBN	9781519475817

Counting Magpies: Counting Magpies is Alexandra's second anthology. It is based on, 'One for Sorrow', the popular children's nursery rhyme and skipping song. The theme of the book looks at superstition, longing and loss, death, betrayal, and the predicament of life.

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