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The world was my lobster

by George Cole with Brian Hawkins (2013)

About this book

George Cole talks candidly, humorously and sensitively about his adoption, his life, his roles and many of the people he has worked with throughout his long career.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe world was my lobster Lead Character

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