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Anna of the Five Towns - cover

Anna of the Five Towns

Sheba Blake, Arnold Bennett

Publisher: Sheba Blake Publishing

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What would you do if your money-grubbing father decided to marry you off to someone you loathed, against your express wishes? That's precisely the dilemma facing virtuous Anna Tellwright in Arnold Bennett's juicy potboiler Anna of the Five Towns. Will Anna muster up the courage to defy her father's wishes and make her own way in the world?
Available since: 12/13/2021.

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