Herebert’s Hymnbook
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Herebert’s Hymnbook
£5.00
Illustrated by Francesca Ross, ‘Herebert’s Hymnbook’ tells the story of Herebert of Derwentwater, a seventh century priest and hermit whose soul friend was St Cuthbert. It also contains eight poems by Andy Raine and Bailey Thaw.
This is a stapled A5 booklet of 32 pages published by the Northumbria Community.
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| Weight | .082 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 14.8 × .03 cm |
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Amazon here
iTunes here
googleplay here
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