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Stubble

by George Looms

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics24 chapters
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CEFR level
C1
Length
24 chapters
Format
The complete book

About this book

About this book

In a rain-soaked Southern home, Mary Louise confronts the arrival of Zenie, who brings an unexpected bundle—a fragile infant named Nausea Zekiel Thompson—unveiling secrets and shifting dynamics among those bound by history and hardship.

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Contents

24 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02PART I
03CHAPTER I
04CHAPTER II
05CHAPTER III
06CHAPTER IV
07CHAPTER V
08CHAPTER VI
09CHAPTER VII
10CHAPTER VIII
11PART II
12CHAPTER IX

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