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|reviewer=Lesley Mason
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|pages=368
|publisher=Fourth Estate
|date=March 2010
|isbn=978-0007321599
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A small and dirty woman sits in a prison cell. With her bare feet and her matted hair and her damp, filthy clothes, she doesn't wonder at the word ''witch''. She has been called it all her life. Her mother called her ''witch'' before she named her. Her given name Corrag – was a corruption: for Cora (her mother) and Hag (which she'd get as used to as Cora had).
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to The Bookbag.
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