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Princess Kate

Author:	Antonia Barnard; George Ogilvie; Kristin Williamson; David Williamson; Alan Cassell; All authors
Publisher:	[Australia] : Worldwide Media, [2010]
Edition/Format:	DVD video : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	On her 14th birthday Kate feels that her life is perfect, until she discovers that she is adopted. Kate becomes obsessed with finding out the identity of her real parents. She eventually meets her mother and her half-siblings, who know nothing of Kate's existence. In her quest, however, Kate has been oblivious to her adoptive parents' feelings. Their concerns make her realize how important they are to her.
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