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- Q18027593 subject Q5312304.
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- Q18027593 abstract "Solomonica (Moon) de Winter (3 June 1997) is a Dutch writer. She is the daughter of the writer couple Leon de Winter and Jessica Durlacher. She is Dutch, but writes in English. She wrote her first book Over the Rainbow when she was 16. This book was published in German as Die Geschichte von Blue, in Dutch as Achter de regenboog and in French as Je m'appelle Blue.".
- Q18027593 birthDate "1997-06-03".
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- Q18027593 wikiPageWikiLink Q6648121.
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- Q18027593 birthDate "1997-06-03".
- Q18027593 birthPlace "Bloemendaal, Netherlands".
- Q18027593 name "Solomonica de Winter".
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- Q18027593 comment "Solomonica (Moon) de Winter (3 June 1997) is a Dutch writer. She is the daughter of the writer couple Leon de Winter and Jessica Durlacher. She is Dutch, but writes in English. She wrote her first book Over the Rainbow when she was 16. This book was published in German as Die Geschichte von Blue, in Dutch as Achter de regenboog and in French as Je m'appelle Blue.".
- Q18027593 label "Solomonica de Winter".
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- Q18027593 name "Solomonica de Winter".