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Just tell me when we're dead! by Eth Clifford · Booklabria

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Just tell me when we're dead!

Children's fictionFriendship

Just tell me when we're dead!

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First published: 1983
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Two sisters and the runaway cousin for whom they are searching on a island find themselves in an unexpected adventure.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Friendship
Adventure and adventurers
Family
Orphans
Death

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