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Life As A Honeymooner
I have a nice copy of "Love, Alice - My Life as a Honeymooner" by Audrey Meadows. It was published by Crown Publishers.

She has signed her name on the blank page right before the title page. The book is a stated 1st edition.

There is a small moisture stain in the top edge of the front cover (see the last picture). Otherwise, the book is in very good

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