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New Releases by Sara Lewis

Sara Lewis is the author of Unique One-Recipe, Three-Meal Family Cookbook (1996), Heart Conditions (1995), Entertaining on a Budget (1994), Eating Well on a Budget (1992), Trying to Smile and Other Stories (1992).

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Unique One-Recipe, Three-Meal Family Cookbook

by: Sara Lewis

release date: Jul 01, 1996

Unique One-Recipe, Three-Meal Family Cookbook

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Heart Conditions

by: Sara Lewis

release date: Jan 01, 1995

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A young woman, pregnant and between relationships, suddenly decides to keep her baby in this "funny and assured" first novel-"a journey of quiet surprises" (New Yorker) that''s "very, very good on the business of falling in and out of love" (Boston Globe).