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Darla'S Book Club: Discussing A Christmas Carol DVD
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Darla's Book Club is for everyone and anyone ready to discuss books, books and more books! Sometimes the stories around how books are created are even more fascinating than the fictional tales themselves! And sometimes we're curious to learn about a book, whether we've read it or not. In this documentary, join Darla as she discusses the beloved Charles Dickens' holiday classic A Christmas Carol. Join the club with Darla's Book Club: Discussing A Christmas Carol!
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