TLL Hidden in Glass Introduction

The introductory episode for Hidden in Glass, whe…

An episode of the This Little Library podcast, hosted by Cassidy Dwelis, titled "TLL Hidden in Glass Introduction" was published on August 24, 2015 and runs 2 minutes.

August 24, 2015 ·2m · This Little Library

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The introductory episode for Hidden in Glass, where I read the back panel and tell you a little bit about the book!

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The introductory episode for Hidden in Glass, where I read the back panel and tell you a little bit about the book!

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