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Six New Second-Hand Book Listings Now Available

A fresh selection of vintage and collectible titles has been added to Readamundo, spanning fiction, memoir, religious studies, and young adult literature.

A Nurse is Born | by Bess Norton | Corgi Books (1962)
A mid-century medical-themed paperback from Corgi’s early mass-market catalogue.

A Handbook for Churchwardens and Parochial Church Councillors | Kenneth M. Macmorran & Timothy J. Briden
A practical guide to parish administration and church governance, widely used in Anglican communities.

Chicken Soup for the Christian Soul | 101 Stories to Open the Heart and Rekindle the Spirit
A popular inspirational anthology featuring short devotional stories and reflections.

The Douglas Affair | by Alistair Mair | Corgi Books (1967)
A vintage paperback fiction title typical of the late-1960s Corgi thriller catalogue.

Stony Limits | by Jane Pitt | Heartlines Series, Pan Books (c. 1985)
A teenage fiction novel exploring emotional growth and relationships within the well-known Heartlines YA series.

Two A Penny | by Stella Linden & David Winter | Paperback (1968)
A film tie-in era paperback reflecting late-1960s popular fiction publishing trends.

Explore more second-hand finds and literary curiosities at Readamundo.

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