Strange Stories, Amazing Facts
by Carol Alway
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- 1
- First edition
- Reader's Digest Association, 1976
The first edition of Strange Stories, Amazing Facts by Carol Alway was published in Pleasantville, N.Y by Reader's Digest Association in 1976. We track 1 edition.
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- 1 on Open Library, 1 in English
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The first edition of Strange Stories, Amazing Facts by Carol Alway was published in Pleasantville, N.Y by Reader's Digest Association in 1976.
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