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Read Time: ~3.8 hr

Op zoek naar de verdwenen wimper

by Karen Mcleod (2007)

About this book

Lizzy is de weg kwijt. Haar vader is er niet meer, haar moeder is verdwenen en haar broer Simon wordt vermist. Wel is hij gesignaleerd in een damesbadpak in een zembad. Haar vriendin Sally is er vandoor met een man. Een jonge lesbische vrouw voelt zich erg eenzaam als haar vriendin haar verlaat voor een man.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreOp zoek naar de verdwenen wimper Lead Character

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