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The Piano by Kate Pullinger, Jane Campion

ISBN: 9780786880966
Release Date: 07 Jul 1995
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Categories: Historical fiction

In the award-winning film The Piano, writer/director Jane Campion created a story so original and powerful it fascinated millions of moviegoers. This novel stands independent of the film, exploring the mysteries of Ada's muteness, the secret of her daughter's conception, the reason for her strange marriage and the past lives of Baines and Stewart.

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