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"Dorothy's House Party" was written by Evelyn Raymond. Pioneering American sculptor who shaped early 20th-century art with her emotive and technically skilled works.

Dorothy's House Party

Evelyn Raymond

Dorothy's House Party

Evelyn Raymond

Dorothy wakes in a beautiful room she can scarcely believe is hers, remembering all too clearly the hardships she once knew. Her dear friend Alfaretta waits below, singing cheerfully as she arranges flowers for the upcoming house party. What begins as a simple gathering of friends soon takes an unexpected turn, and Dorothy must transform from a timid girl into a confident hostess, ensuring her guests find joy even when plans go awry. The story radiates warmth and gentle humor, capturing the electric excitement of childhood friendships and the intimate magic of a house filled with laughter. Written in the early 20th century tradition of beloved children's literature, this tale offers readers a tender portrait of innocence, generosity, and the quiet courage it takes to care for others. Perfect for readers who cherish books like A Little Princess or Anne of Green Gables.