An edition of An Explosion of white petals (1979)

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an anthology of student poetry from the Minnesota poets in the schools program, 1978-79, COMPAS

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Publisher
COMPAS
Language
English
Pages
82

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Subjects
American School verse, Children's writings, American
Places
Minnesota

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An Explosion of white petals: an anthology of student poetry from the Minnesota poets in the schools program, 1978-79, COMPAS
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Published in
St. Paul, MN

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Dewey Decimal Class
811/.54/0809282
Library of Congress
PS591.S3 E96

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Pagination
82 p. :
Number of pages
82

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4464035M
LCCN
79127734

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