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"Dolly Bantry enlists Miss Marple's help after she and her husband find the body of a mystery woman in their library."@en
"It's seven-fifteen in the morning. The Bantry's wake to find the body of a young woman in their library. She is wearing evening dress and heavy make-up. But who is she? How did she get there? ....."
"First published 1942."@en
"Dolly Bandry enlists Miss Marple's help after she and her husband find the body of a mystery woman in their library. When news spreads that a glamorous exhibition dancer has disappeared from the hotel where she worked, the victim- if not the murderer- is identified. Then another body is discovered, and Miss Marple realizes that the roots of the killing go back to an earlier tragedy, with love, money, and loneliness all playing a part."@en
"On a quiet morning in St. Mary Mead, a maid wakes Colonel Bantry and his wife to inform them that a young woman is dead in their library. The victim is dressed in a tawdry dress, with dyed hair and heavy make-up. Mrs. Bantry knows that as long as the murder remains unsolved her husband will be the target of suspicion and gossip, so she asks Miss Marple for help. The victim is 18-year-old Ruby Keene, a dancer at the Majestic Hotel, whose body is identified by her cousin Josie Turner, also a dancer. No one noticed Ruby missing until she didn't show up for the exhibition dance with her partner Raymond Starr. The last person to have seen Ruby was George Bartlett, a rather dim-witted guest at the hotel, whose car happened to be stolen that night. Conway Jefferson, a rich, elderly invalid, and also a guest at the hotel, was smitten by young Ruby. He had a weak heart and wasn't expected to live much longer, and he had decided to adopt Ruby and leave the bulk of his substantial estate to her."
"Celebrating 70 years of crime-solving by Miss Marple, Signet is making available this classic Christie novel in new packaging for new audiences. In this story, Miss Marple investigates the death of a stylish blonde who is found murdered in front of a library hearth at Grossington Hall."
"The body of a rather flashy young woman is discovered in the library of Gossington Hall and Colonel Bantry, its owner, is an obvious suspect. Dolly Bantry enlists the aid of her friend, Miss Marple, an elderly spinster with a nose for the evil in men's hearts, to clear her husband's name."@en
"It's seven in the morning. The Bantrys awake to find the body of a young woman in their library. She is wearing evening dress and heavy make-up. But who is she? How did she get there? And what is the connection with another dead girl?"
"The beautiful young blonde lay dead on the library floor. Colonel Bantry not only said he knew nothing about it, but swore he had never met the girl. His wife, Dolly, believed him. But the rest of the town was already shaking their heads. After all, where there was smoke, there was fire, so the boycott of the colonel began. There was just one person who could help, the inestimable Miss Jane Marple."
"Agatha Christie's genius for detective fiction is unparalleled. Her worldwide popularity is phenomenal, her characters engaging, her plots spellbinding. No one knows the human heart?or the dark passions that can stop it?better than Agatha Christie. She is truly the one and only Queen of Crime.The Body in the LibraryThe body of a beautiful blonde is found in the library of Gossington Hall. What the young woman was doing in the quiet village of St. Mary Mead is precisely what Jane Marple means to find out. Amid rumors of scandal, Miss Marple baits a clever trap to catch a ruthless killer."@en
"A young, blond woman is found dead on the floor of Colonel and Mrs. Bantry's library. Nobody seems to know who the woman is, let alone how she wound up murdered in the Bantry's home. Jane Marple is called in and the chase is on."@en
"A young, blond woman is found dead on the floor of Colonel and Mrs. Bantry's library. Nobody seems to know who the woman is, let alone how she wound up murdered in the Bantry's home. Jane Marple is called in and the chase is on."
"Miss Marple works to clear Colonel Bantry of a possible murder charge after a body is found in the library of his home."
"A corpse is discovered in the home of Col. and Mrs. Bantry, and when suspicion falls on the colonel, Miss Marple sets out to prove his innocence."
"A corpse is discovered in the home of Col. and Mrs. Bantry, and when suspicion falls on the colonel, Miss Marple sets out to prove his innocence."@en
""Colonel and Mrs. Bantry are shocked when they wake one morning to find the dead body of a young platinum blonde on the floor of their library. Nobody in the village of St. Mary Mead seems to know who she is, but everyone has a theory about the crime. The ensuing investigation follows a twisted trail from the quiet village to an upscale hotel in the nearby town of Danemouth, where the victim worked as a ballroom dancer and bridge hostess. As the local inspectors sift through emerging clues to identify a suspect, Miss Jane Marple, St. Mary Mead's resident sleuth, always seems to be one step ahead of them."--Jacket."@en
"Cheap satin and peroxide blondes were a rare sight in St. Mary Mead, at least before film-man Basil Blake bought a cottage and invited down the London crowd. Then a girl in a garish get-up is found strangled in Colonel Bantry's library, and it appears Basil is involved."
"The body of a beautiful blonde is found in the library Gossington Hall. What the young woman was doing in the quiet village of St. Mary Mead is precisely what Jane Marple means to find out. Amid rumors of scandal, Miss Marple baits a clever trap to catch a ruthless killer."@en
"It's seven-fifteen in the morning. The Bantrys wake to find the body of a young woman in their library. She is wearing evening dress and heavy make-up. But who is she? How did she get there? And what is the connection with another dead girl, whose charred remains are later discovered in an abandoned quarry? The respectable Bantrys invite Miss Marple to solve the mystery ... before tongues start to wag."
"It's seven in the morning. The Bantrys awake to find the body of a young woman in their library. She is wearing evening dress and heavy make-up. But who is she? How did she get there? And what is the connection with another dead girl? Originally published: London: Collins, 1942."@en
"A corpse is discovered in the home of Col. and Mrs. Bantry, and when suspicion fall on the colonel, Miss Marple set out to prove her innocence."@en
"High interest-low vocabulary books."@en
"When Colonel and Mrs. Bantry find the corpse of a beautiful girl in their library, they rely upon their good friend Miss Marple to solve the crime."@en
"When Colonel and Mrs. Bantry find the corpse of a beautiful girl in their library, they rely upon their good friend Miss Marple to solve the crime."
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"Miss Marple refuses to take matters at face value when the body of a young woman is found in the Colonel's library."@en
"Miss Marple refuses to take matters at face value when the body of a young woman is found in the Colonel's library."

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"Powieść kryminalna angielska"
"Powieść kryminalna angielska"@pl
"Mystery fiction"@en
"Mystery fiction"
"Detective and mystery stories"@en
"Detective and mystery stories"
"Mystery"@en
"Mystery fiction, Large print"
"Crime"@en
"Large type books"@en
"Large type books"
"Tekstuitgave"
"History"@en
"Large print"@en
"Kriminalromaner"@da
"Powieść angielska"@pl
"Translations"
"Fiction"@tr
"Fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Detective and mystery stories, English"@en
"Ausgabe"
"Electronic books"@en

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"Leš u biblioteci"
"Un Cadàver a la biblioteca"@ca
"Un Cadàver a la biblioteca"
"The body in the library : a Miss Marple murder mystery"@en
"C'é un cadavere in biblioteca"
"Juththah fī al-maktabah"
"The Body in the Library, etc"@en
"The body in the library a Miss Marple mystery"@en
"The Body In The Library"@en
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford : Kriminalroman"
"C'è un cadavere in biblioteka"
"Kitaplıkta bir ceset"
"C'e un cadavere in biblioteca"
"The body in the library / Agatha Christie"
"Liket i biblioteket : [detektivroman]"@sv
"Holttest a könyvtárszobában"@hu
"Holttest a könyvtárszobában"
"Liget i biblioteket"
"Liget i biblioteket"@da
"The body in the library : a miss Marple mystery"
"The Body in the library"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford = The Sittaford mystery"
"Juththah fı̄ al-maktabah"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford = The Sittaford Mystery : Kriminalroman"
"Noc w bibliotece"@pl
"Noc w bibliotece"
"Body in the library"@en
"Body in the library"
"C'e un cadavere in biblioteka"
"Cesetler merdiveni"@tr
"Cesetler merdiveni"
"Liget i biblioteket : (- en miss Marple bog)"@da
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford Kriminalroman = The Sittaford mystery"
"Cesetler meridveni"
"The body in the library : a Miss Marple mystery"
"The body in the library : a Miss Marple mystery"@en
"The Body in the Library"
"The Body in the Library"@en
"Noc w bibliotece : powieść"@pl
"Leš u biblioteci : roman"
"Leš u biblioteci : roman"@sr
"A Body In The Library"
"The body in the library, Agatha Christie"@en
"The body in the library : [a Jane Marple murder mystery]"
"Ruumis kirjastossa"@fi
"C'è un cadavere in biblioteca"@it
"C'è un cadavere in biblioteca"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford : Kriminal-Roman"
"Liget i biblioteket : (Overs. af "The body in the library" ved Tage la Cour)"@da
"Holttest a könyvtárszobában : [bűnügyi regény]"@hu
"The body in the library : 1942"
"Un cadàver a la biblioteca"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford"@en
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford"
"Liket i biblioteket"
"Liket i biblioteket"@sv
"'The Body in the Library"@en
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford Roman"
"The body in the library : a miss Marple murder mystery"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford Kriminal-Roman"
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford : Roman"
"the Body in the library"@en
"The body in the library"@en
"The body in the library"
"The body in the library [sound recording]"@en
"Das Geheimnis von Sittaford Kriminalroman"

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