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Best-Loved Doll
BestLoved Doll
Author: Rebecca Caudill
This timeless story of the special relationship between a girl and her doll is told with directness and charm.
ISBN-13: 9780030897542
ISBN-10: 0030897548
Publication Date: 11/1975
Rating:
  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
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5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: Henry Holt Company, Inc.
Book Type: School Library Binding
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover, Audio Cassette
Members Wishing: 2
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Betsy is going to a party, and she has been asked to bring just one doll. Prizes will be given to the oldest doll, the best-dressed doll, and the doll who can do the most things. But the invitation says nothing about a prize for the best-loved doll; there is no place for dear Jennifer, with her crooked wig and patched cheeks. Betsy's decision about which doll to take and its result makes a story that will appeal to everyone who has ever had a best-loved doll.
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Betsy is going to a party, and she has been asked to bring just one doll. Prizes will be given to the oldest doll, the best-dressed doll, and the doll who can do the most things. But the invitation says nothing about a prize for the best-loved doll; there is no place for dear Jennifer, with her crooked wig and patched cheeks. Betsy's decision about which doll to take and its result makes a story that will appeal to everyone who has ever had a best-loved doll.
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This is a great book. It is my daughters favorite book. Would suggest to any girl who loves dolls.
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Betsy is going to a party, and she has been asked to bring just one doll. Prizes will be given to the oldest doll, the best-dressed doll, and the doll who can do the most things. But the invitation says nothing about a prize for the best-loved doll; there is no place for dear Jennifer, with her crooked wig and patched cheeks. Betsy's decision about which doll to take and its result makes a story that will appeal to everyone who has ever had a best-loved doll.
reviewed Best-Loved Doll on + 34 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Betsy is going to a party, and she has been asked to bring just one doll. Prizes will be given to the oldest doll, the best-dressed doll, and the doll who can do the most things. But the invitation says nothing about a prize for the best-loved doll; there is no place for dear Jennifer, with her crooked wig and patched cheeks. Betsy's decision about which doll to take and its result makes a story that will appeal to everyone who has ever had a best-loved doll.
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