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|author=Various Authors
|title=Harry Potter Magical Places & Characters Postcard Colouring Book: 20 Postcards to Colour
|rating=4.5
|genre=Crafts
|summary=Take a book of postcards - go on, take it - it's small enough to pop in a pocket or even a handbag and there's a substantial backing to it so that even when you get to the last one there's still a reasonable surface to work on. You get twenty postcards and they ''are'' proper postcards with space for you to write a message and a name and address on the back. They're more substantial than a lot of postcards I've received through the post so they're not going to get all mangled when they come through the letterbox. The thick card also means that you don't get bleed through from one side of the card to the other when you use a felt-tip pen or paints.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1783707550</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Colin Brown
|summary=When a dead monk is discovered walled into a disused monastery the local gossip is awash with remarks on the miracle of his well-preserved body all these years after the monastery was abandoned. Investigator and Captain of Cromwell's guard Damian Seeker has other ideas. This is a recent non-clergy death. This is Carter Blyth, a man on such a secret mission that even Cromwell didn't know about it. This will add complications to the already convoluted and dangerous path that Seeker will take to solve the crime, one of the complications being very close to home.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782068449</amazonuk>
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