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The Uncommoners: The Crooked Sixpence
Ever wonder what magic might be hiding in your grandma’s attic or that old junk drawer? Jennifer Bell’s “The Crooked Sixpence” drags you down a rabbit hole beneath London, where everyday objects pack some serious punch—if you know how to look. It’s not your usual fairy-tale fluff, but a gritty, twisty dive into a secret world that’s as weird as it is wonderful.
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