The big lie
The big lieJulie Mayhew
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The big lie (2015)

Julie Mayhew

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In an alternate-world modern England under Nazi rule, sheltered teen Jessika Keller questions what it means to be good when she develops an attraction for her best friend, Clementine, an outspoken, radical girl who has drawn the attention of the Nazi regime.

ISBN:
9780763691257
Length:
322 pages

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