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Just Me Ellie

Ellie Bobson

Publisher: Xlibris US

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Just Me, Ellie is an autobiography of Ellie Bobson a small town innocent who experienced life to the fullest but also to the most extreme. She is a person who has carried these events with her every day and had to write about it to heal. Walk with her as her life unfolds from finding true love to losing it all as she explores the seedy drug culture of the 1970’s.
Available since: 08/06/2020.

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