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Vanajan Joanna

Author	Kaari Utrio
Language	Finnish
Subject	Middle Age, love
Genre	Historical fiction
Publisher	Tammi
Publication date	1991
Publication place	Finland
Media type	Print (Harback, pocket book)
Pages	452 pp
ISBN	951-30-9798-6
OCLC	57959741

Vanajan Joanna (Finnish: Joanna from Vanaja) is a historical novel by Finnish author Kaari Utrio.

Works by Kaari Utrio

Novels

Kartanonherra ja kaunis Kirstin (1968)
Sunneva Jaarlintytär (1969)
Sunneva keisarin kaupungissa (1970)
Vehkalahden neidot (1971)
Pirita, Karjalan tytär (1972)
Viipurin kaunotar (1973)
Aatelisneito, porvaristyttö (1974)
Kun nainen hallitsi, rakasti ja vihasi (1975)
Pirkkalan pyhät pihlajat (1976)}
Pappilan neidot (1977)
Rakas Henrietta (1977)
Karjalan kruunu (1978)
Rautalilja (1979)
Neidontanssi (1980)
Katarinan taru (1981)
Porvarin morsian (1981)
Pormestarin tytär (1982)
Ruusulaakso (1982)
Isabella (1988)
Kuka olet, Elissa? (1989)
Vendela (1989)
Haukka, minun rakkaani (1990)
Vanajan Joanna (1991)
Vaskilintu (1992)
Uhritulet (1993)
Kuukiven kevät (1995)
Tuulihaukka (1995)
Iisalmen serkku ja muita kertomuksia (1996)
Ruma kreivitär (2002)
Saippuaprinsessa (2004)
Ilkeät sisarpuolet (2007)

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