The Golly in the Cupboard (revised 3rd Edition)
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Born at Rosemundy House St. Agnes, in 1953 Phil Frampton wanted to know the reason behind his abandonment as a child.
Eventually he managed to access the official records and this book records his reaction to his discoveries. This is an inspiring, moving and thought provoking story brilliantly written and told with wonderful skill.
After the first two editions of this book were published, significant interest was generated which gave the author new information. He therefore took the opportunity to extend the publication in this 3rd edition.
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