Rachel Field's Hitty: Her First Hundred Years
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Following the "life" of a wooden doll may seem like a strangely passive way of learning American history, but it turns out to be a remarkably gripping approach. In the course of her first hundred years, the peddler-carved doll Hitty travels from Boston to India, is abandoned for years in an attic, is shipwrecked in the South Seas, meets President Abe Lincoln, and at one point lives with a snake charmer. Seen through her hand-painted eyes, the 19th-century world is a miraculous and usually wonderful place, with some mysteries never to be fathomed. Rachel Fields wrote this Newbery Medal-winner in 1929;
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Manufacturer: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Release date: 1 October 1999
ISBN-10 : 0689817169 | ISBN-13: 9780689817168
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Release date: 1 October 1999
ISBN-10 : 0689817169 | ISBN-13: 9780689817168
