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Ted Botha
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The Girl with the Crooked Nose: A Tale of Murder, Obsession, and Forensic Artistry - Ted Botha Mongo - Ted Botha Apartheid in My Rucksack - Ted Botha Apartheid in My Rucksack - Ted Botha Home Away - Louis Greenberg, Kathryn White, Karina Magdalena Szczurek, Colleen Higgs, Ivan Vladislavić, Moky Makura, Fiona Snyckers, Helen Moffett, Sarah Lotz, Lauren Beukes, Rustum Kozain, Ted Botha, Victoria Burrows, Liesl Jobson, Zukiswa Wanner, Jassy Mackenzie, S.A. Partridge, Ma Plant Anatomy: An Applied Approach [With CDROM] - David F. Cutler, Ted Botha The Virtual Plant: Network CD-ROM - David F. Cutler, Ted Botha Flat/White: The Strange Case of a New Immigrant in an Old Building and Things Going Badly - Ted Botha Should I Stay or Should I Go?: To Live In or Leave South Africa - Tim Richman, Jacob Dlamini, Liz Butler, Kevin Bloom, Sarah Britten, Kerry Rogers, Ian Macdonald, Daniel Ford, Ted Botha, Jenni Baxter The Expat Confessions - Ted Botha and Jenni Baxter, Ted Botha, Jenni Baxter
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MarginMan rated it 15 years ago
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I read this a few years ago. It's informative, unique, fascinating. It's certainly not anything like what I usually read. And yet - looking around my apartment I see a lot of furniture that was discarded by other people. So I guess I feel a connection to this book, even though I've never lived in NY...
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