"Anna, where are you?"

[1st ed.]

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"Anna, where are you?"

[1st ed.]

There is nothing more deadly than a friend betrayed. There is no doubt in Thomasina Elliott's mind that her oldest schoolfriend is a creature of habit. So when, after three years of regular correspondence, Anna's letters suddenly stop, Thomasina becomes concerned. And even more so when it transpires that her friend has disappeared without trace, in extremely odd circumstances. Fortunately, however, the indomitable Miss Silver is on hand to investigate.

Also published as Death at Deep End.

Publish Date
Publisher
Lippincott
Language
English
Pages
249

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Cover of: Anna, where are you?
Anna, where are you?
2009, ISIS, Isis Large Print
in English - Large print ed.
Cover of: Anna ou es tu
Anna ou es tu
April 20, 2000, Editions 10/18
Mass Market Paperback in French
Cover of: Death at Deep End
Death at Deep End
1963, Pyramid Books
in English
Cover of: "Anna, where are you?"
"Anna, where are you?"
1951, Lippincott
in English - [1st ed.]

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Edition Notes

Published in
Philadelphia
Series
A Miss Silver mystery

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ3.W4885 Amt, PR6045.E66 Amt

The Physical Object

Pagination
249 p.
Number of pages
249

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6093735M
Internet Archive
annawhereareyou0000went_d1t7
LCCN
51011189
OCLC/WorldCat
1750407
Library Thing
423738

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