Mordred, Bastard Son
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9/15/19 reread
Yap I'm rereading it. Go ahead and judge me. I needed a comfort read.
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The Pedlar and the Bandit King
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| ISBN | 1603700102 |
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| ISBN | 1934166383 |
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The Confessions of Young Nero
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| ISBN | 0451473388 |
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| ISBN | 0226067114 |
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