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Booksigning in Greenville, South Carolina
Monday, March 6, 2006 2:04:00 AM

by Diane Thompson

Children

Come meet Diane Thompson March 11!

Diane Thompson will be at Fiction Addiction in Greenville, South Carolina to sign her book of short stories for children, Oliver's Castle from 2-4pm on March 11.

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