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Young Adult

The Problem with Sidney

by Carolyn Meyer

1990 · 180 pages

A runaway girl, who calls herself Sidney, keeps calling the hotline, sounding more desperate with each call. But are her frightening stories true? And even if they are, can the hotline help her?

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The Problem with Sidney is a young adult novel by Carolyn Meyer, first published in 1990 by Starfire. It runs 180 pages.

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Young Adult
Published
1990
Length
180 pages

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GenreYoung Adult
AuthorCarolyn Meyer
Published1990
Length180 pages
PublisherStarfire

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Publisher
Starfire
Published
1990
Length
180 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780553288032
ISBN-10
0553288032
ASIN
0553288032

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The Problem with Sidney was written by Carolyn Meyer.
When was The Problem with Sidney published?
The Problem with Sidney was first published in 1990 by Starfire.
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The Problem with Sidney is a young adult novel.
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The Problem with Sidney is 180 pages long.

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