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I love how Mary Engelbreit is continuing to draw scenes from her favorite childhood books. I love this one. More here:

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#ChildrensClassicRead2020 MARCH

I rather enjoyed this. I think it would make a good book club read for my third grade club. Loads to talk about! Also I now feel the need to own little wooden dolls 🤣. Glad I read it. Starts slow but then it‘s fine. On to April‘s book TWIG.

Such a sweet book. The little doll family is happy until Marchpane, an obnoxious porcelain doll enters their midst. Wishing is the only way to communicate with their owners. It was fun and reminds me of Toy Story.

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I couldn‘t really get into this one until about halfway through, and most of the characters were pretty annoying. However, once the trouble started, it was a pretty good story and actually pretty intense for a story about dolls. I kinda wish I had a tiny little wooden doll, tho. 😁 #childrensclassicread2020

Day 10: #TranquilTuesday #MagnificentMarch

#middlegradeMarch my choices to read and my
#ChildrensClassicRead2020 The Dollhouse

#mgbuddyread I finished The Parker inheritance! I forget what March is! 🤯🤷🏽‍♀️🤣🤦🏽‍♀️📖❤️

#ChildrensClassicRead2020 MARCH

This book wasn‘t at my library. Others of hers were, but not this one. So I ordered it via amazon. Bonus Tasha Tudor is the illustrator! A favorite of mine.
I‘m looking forward to this one.

The Doll's House https://www.amazon.com/dp/014030942X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_lo9sEbJ01M0Z6

I read this when I was little and had always remembered vague parts of the story; it was so lovely to read it again with Bella. We loved gentle and wise Tottie, fragile Mr Plantagenet, whimsical Birdie, and also loved to hate Marchpane! We‘ve also enjoyed Miss Happiness and Miss Flower and Little Plum by the same author, and Bella then plays with her doll‘s house for days afterwards. Perfect for age 6+ #raisingreaders