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Anna and the Black Knight

Incorporating Anna’s Book

Fynn

Illustrated by Papas

Copyright

HarperCollinsPublishers

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First published by William Collins & Co. Ltd 1986

This revised edition published by HarperCollinsPublishers 2005

Text © Fynn 1986, 1990

Illustrations for Anna’s Book © Papas 1974

Illustrations for Anna and the Black Knight © HarperCollinsPublishers

A catalogue record of this book is available from the British Library

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Fynn and Papas asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work

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Source ISBN: 9780007203000

Ebook Edition © AUGUST 2013 ISBN ISBN: 9780007542901

Version: 2018-05-15

Contents

Cover

Title Page

Copyright

Foreword

ANNA’S BOOK

Introduction

1 Not Going To Church and What Mister God Is Like

2 My Darling Mummy

3 The Very Very First

4 The Story of Fin

5 Once Upon A Time

6 The Tree

ANNA AND THE BLACK KNIGHT

Q.E.I

Keep Reading

Also by the Author

About the Publisher

Foreword

In Mister God, This is Anna Fynn told the story of his friendship with this extraordinary child, and of her relationship with ‘Mister God’ and the world around her.

Anna’s story, with its timeless truths, lives on in the minds and hearts of countless readers. But after her death, little was left of Anna herself – except the abiding memory of her presence, and a few treasured fragments of her writing. In Anna’s Book Fynn shares these with us.

Anna’s spelling and punctuation were, like herself, uniquely original and exuberant. In a few places we have altered these slightly, for the sake of clarity, but in no way do these alterations detract from the flavour of Anna’s language.

The Publishers

Anna’s Book