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Kalahari Typing School for Men

ISBN: 0349117047
ISBN-13: 9780349117041
Author: Alexander McCall Smith 
Language: English
Format: Paperback 
Date of Publication: 26.02.2004 
Publisher: ABACUS 

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The fourth volume in this hugely successful series, following the investigations of Botswanan detective, Precious Ramotswe. This time, Mme Ramotswe has competition when the Satisfaction Guarantee Detective Agency sets up for business. Over 1 million books in the series, which began with The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency have been sold in the US alone.

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