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    My New World, A Teenager's WWII Odyssey

    By MK Alexander

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    A biography of Mary Cotsis, centered around her World War Two experiences as she escapes the Nazi Occupation of Greece and travels to America to begin a new life. Illustrated with period photographs.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMK Alexander
    Release dateOct 26, 2011
    ISBN9781467500142
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    My New World, A Teenager's WWII Odyssey
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    MK Alexander

    MK Alexander has been writing fiction for 20 years and has recently published four new titles, as well as several short story collections. He has been a reporter and editor for many newspapers, and worked for The New York Times for well over ten years. Winner of the BBC Short Story Award. “No genre is safe from me! One thing that irks me is the accusation that I am too subtle. I like to give my readers some credit: I always assume they are clever, educated, and have a good sense of humor...” Other Titles by MK Alexander: .farsi farsi 2.0 Jekyll's Daughter My New World Random Sacrifice

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