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PreSchool-Grade 1-Charlotte is not your typical young Edwardian heroine. When readers first meet her, she is playing happily in the mud with Bruno, her rough-and-tumble teddy bear. When Aunt Edme gives her a doll that is dressed in linen and lace, and looks frail and prim, the child is skeptical. Dahlia, however, belies the frilly name her new owner has bestowed upon her by enjoying a mud pie, participating in a race down a steep hill, and falling out of a tree. The last hurdle to their friendship is cleared when Aunt Edme visits and pronounces the doll well loved. The illustrations show Charlotte as a girl of energy and action, with a bedroom filled with birds' nests and collections of cattails. The pictures are packed with detail but pastel in color, leaving viewers with the impression of a time gone by. Charlotte is a girl of long ago who has all the qualities we encourage today-curiosity, confidence, and strength. She is surrounded by supportive women-an aunt who invites her to play freely, and a mother who gives her daughter a safety net from which to grow. Dahlia will be loved by young girls who are forging their first friendships, both with real and imaginary friends.
Susan Marie Pitard, formerly at Weezie Library for Children, Nantucket Atheneum, MA
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We checked this out from the library and LOVE it. It's one of the few picture books out there that has very detailed pictures. My daughter is a confirmed girly-girl and LOVED seeing another little girl play in the mud. She loved the doll before her transformation and afterwards.
When I first read this book I thought "They just don't make books like this anymore". Well, they do! : D |
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