![]() ![]() Whimsical illustrations capture the joy and simplicity of Raggedy Ann's world, transporting you to a magical place you will want to visit again and again. This very special story collection, a tribute to Johnny Gruelle's daughter, Marcella, has been lovingly restored to delight a new generation of readers. What a wonderful history behind these books too Johnny Gruelle who actually illustrated for. ![]() ![]() In the end it is the dolls' love for one another - and Marcella's devotion to her dear friends - that is the true magic in this book. This is a 1929 first edition of Marcella. Raggedy Ann leads her friends through each exciting adventure with a dose of humor and kindness. They also make friends with a new doll named Squeakie, and a mischievous puppy, Rags, and get lost at sea on a sailboat. Nighttime is when the dolls come to life, so once Marcella is tucked in bed, Raggedy Ann and the rest of the dolls embark on a series of adventures, including a magical encounter with fairies. It's summertime, and Marcella packs up her beloved dolls, Raggedy Ann and Andy and all their friends, for a trip to the seashore. Yes It’s jam Oh, Raggedy Ann You’ve been to the kitchen The other dolls were with you, too Then Marcella dropped Raggedy Ann on the floor and left the room. Oh Rag-gedy Ann, you are covered with jam Marcella put Raggedy Ann’s hand in her mouth. Raggedy Ann, Beloved Belindy, Uncle Clem and Raggedy Andy sat very, very quiet, their cotton-stuffed bodies tingling as happily as Johnny Cricket's cheery tune, for they had looked through the door into Fairyland. Four adventures plus nine short stories adapted from : Raggedy Ann's Magical Wishes ( 1928 ), Marcella ( 1929 ) Raggedy Ann in the Magic Book ( 1939 ). Then she saw Raggedy Ann’s face and picked her up. ![]()
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