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Doll's House by Rumer Godden, Jane Ray · Booklabria

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Doll's House

FantasyChildren's fiction

Doll's House

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First published: 1948
Language: English
Editions: 22

Synopsis

Tottie is only a common wooden farthing doll, but she is one hundred years old and knows all about the power of wishing. When she and her doll-family wish for a new home, their wish is granted. But along with their beautiful new dollhouse comes an old rival from Tottie's past, who wants nothing more than to have the whole dollhouse for her own again.

Subjects: Fantasy
Children's fiction
Children's stories
Toys
Play
Dolls
Set in: England

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