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A Spell for Chameleon (Xanth, Book 1) by Piers Anthony 
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Del Rey (1987), Mass Market Paperback, 352 pages.
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bookmooch inventory says
(in Piers Anthony: Xanth 13: Isle of View (Magic of Xanth))
Author: Piers Anthony Title: Xanth 13: Isle of View (Magic of Xanth) Date Added: 2008/11/02 Publisher: Eos Date Published: 1990-10-01 Pages: 352 ...
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grinningghoul from bookmooch inventory says
(in Piers Anthony: Dragon on a Pedestal (The Magic of Xanth, Book 7))
Author: Piers Anthony. Title: Dragon on a Pedestal (The Magic of Xanth, Book 7). Date Added: 2008/10/31. Publisher: Del Rey. Date Published: 1983-09-12. Pages: 306. Published in: English. ASIN: 0345311078.
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grinningghoul from bookmooch inventory says
(in Piers Anthony: A Spell For Chameleon (The Magic of Xanth, Volume One))
Author: Piers Anthony. Title: A Spell For Chameleon (The Magic of Xanth, Volume One). Date Added: 2008/10/31. Publisher: Del Rey. Date Published: 1981-09-12. Pages: 344. Published in: English. ASIN: 0345304225.
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Lorem Ipsum Books New Arrivals says
(in Source of Magic (Xanth Novels) by Piers Anthony)
Good: Clean pages. Good condition overall. . $4.50.
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