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Kate DiCamillo

Author of The Tale of Despereaux

Also known as: K. DiCamillo, Kate DeCamillo, Kate DiCamillo, kate di camillo, Timothy Basil (illus) Dicamillo, Kate and Ering, Kate; Illustrated by Ering, Timothy Basil Dicamill ... (see complete list)

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