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“Apparently humans share fifty per cent of their DNA with bananas. My father is a constant reminder of that.”

Quote by Holly Smale

Book:Picture Perfect

Work

Picture Perfect

This book delves into the intricate relationship between photography and the people who capture and are captured by its lens. It weaves a narrative that highlights the artistry and emotional depth found in the world of photography, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of those who are both photographers and subjects. more

Author

Holly Smale is a British writer known for her young adult novels. Her works are celebrated for their humor and wit, appealing to a wide audience of young readers. more

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