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The Wayfarers

by Dan Wickenden

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I inherited this from my mother, who was a friend of Dan Wickenden. I greatly enjoyed his children's fantasy The Amazing Vacation as a child, but have never read his adult novels. This one is apparently about a widower with four children, two adult and two teenagers.
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