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Runaway

Stories

by Alice Munro

Runaway by Alice Munro X
Runaway by Alice Munro
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    Oct 2004, 352 pages

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    Nov 2005, 352 pages

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David

An absolutely beautiful collection of art. Written with such truth that it sends shivers down your spine. Runaway is a must read.
liz

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This book I was excited to read at first because it was rated the book of the year. Once I read it, I instantly lost respect for the book of the year award - either that, or that year no good books came out. It was a waste of my time and of a tree.
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