Losing It-Emma Rathbone American expatriate writers

Losing It-Emma Rathbone American expatriate writersLosing It Emma Rathbone Format: Hardcover Condition: like new dustcover Author: Emma Rathbone Summary: "Every single page of Emma Rathbone's Losing it contains a line so funny so awkward, so perfect, that you do not want this momentous summer to end. Rathbone's writing feels effortless, but it detonates in such wonderful ways. An Amazing book." Kevin Wilson, author of the family Fang Julia Greenfield has a problem: she's twenty six years old and she's

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Publisher Free Press

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