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Frankenstein

Frankenstein

by Andrew Green
Age range: + years old Publication Date: 24/09/2010

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ISBN:
9781444116243
9781444116243
Category:
Literary studies: fiction
Age range:
+ years old
Publication Date:
24-09-2010
Publisher:
Hodder Education
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Edition:
2nd Edition
Pages:
96
Dimensions (mm):
244x173x14mm
Weight:
0.2kg
Andrew Green

Knead Peace is an initiative created by Andrew Green and Anna Makievska of The Bakehouse, Kyiv, utilising the power of baking to bring people together in order to raise money to support humanitarian work in Ukraine. Baking recipes have been donated by many famous and respected bakers and chefs.

Andrew Green has worked in some of the finest kitchens in the UK and abroad, with a particular love of baking and patisserie. These include the RAC club, the City of London Club, Gordon Ramsey's Royal Hospital Road, Nobu London, and Drakes on the Pond.

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