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"The Story of Live Dolls" was written by Josephine Scribner Gates and published in 1901.

The Story of Live Dolls

1901

Josephine Scribner Gates

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The Story of Live Dolls

Josephine Scribner Gates

1901

The Story of Live Dolls, published in 1901 by Josephine Scribner Gates, is a children's fantasy novel that follows the enchanting adventures of dolls coming to life in the village of Cloverdale. The story centers on young Janie Bell, who eagerly awaits June 4th, when her dolls engage in human-like activities, such as dressing themselves and hosting a picnic. This whimsical tale emphasizes themes of friendship, compassion, and the importance of cherishing childhood experiences, making it a notable work in juvenile fiction.