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The River Bank - A sequel to Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows - cover

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The River Bank - A sequel to Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows

Kij Johnson

Publisher: Small Beer Press

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Illustrated throughout by Kathleen Jennings: endpapers, 12 pen and ink chapter illustrations, and more than 40 incidental illustrations.Acclaimed author expanding her territory.The Wind in the Willows has sold 10,000 so far this year, and more than 500,000+ copies in recent years. It has been adapted for TV/film and radio at least nine times each.At least three authors have produced sequels: Johnson is the first woman to write a sequel.
Available since: 09/04/2017.

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