Ink on His Fingers

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Louise A. Vernon. The story of the first printing of the Bible with movable type. Twelve-year-old Hans is an apprentice to Johann Gutenberg. Historical fiction for ages 9-14. 127 pages; paper; Greenleaf Press.

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