Holidays and Happy Days
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A playful description of the most notable days of the year in British culture. From the traditional holidays like Christmas and Easter to the more quirky and unique celebrations like Pancake Day and Guy Fawkes Night, Hamish Hendry provides an entertaining and informative look at the customs and traditions that make up the British calendar.Book Details
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