Miss Hickory
Miss Hickory by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey is an illustrated edition published by Puffin Books on May 26, 1977. This 128-page book presents the story of a doll named Miss Hickory, who faces an unexpected adventure when her owner, Ann, moves to Boston, leaving her behind in New Hampshire. The narrative explores the challenges and fears Miss Hickory encounters as she prepares to spend a winter alone, highlighting her unique characteristics as a doll made from an apple-wood twig and a hickory nut.
Readers will find a blend of fiction that captures the essence of dolls and their experiences, set against the backdrop of New Hampshire. The story unfolds as Miss Hickory navigates her new reality, prompting reflections on companionship and resilience. This edition invites readers to engage with a classic tale that resonates with themes of adventure and self-discovery, making it a notable addition to children’s literature.
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A Newbery Award winner!
Most dolls lead a comfortable but unadventurous life. This was true of Miss Hickory until the fateful day that her owner, Ann, moves from her New Hampshire home to attend school in Boston—leaving Miss Hickory behind. For a small doll whose body is an apple-wood twig and whose head is a hickory nut, the prospect of spending a New Hampshire winter alone is frightening indeed. In this classic modern day fairy tale, what’s a doll to do?
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