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    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl
    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl
    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl
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    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl

    By Marjorie Marie Antohi

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    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl is a book of Shakespearean sonnets about the life of Marjorie Antohi. Almost everyone she has ever known is mentioned somewhere, although not by name.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 18, 2012
    ISBN9781477104187
    Rhymes of an Irrelevant Teenage Girl
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    Marjorie Marie Antohi

    Marjorie Antohi is a fourteen year old American girl. She, her home, and her family were deemed irrelevant, can you guess by whom?

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