dolls

Amy and her sister solve the mystery of why the dolls in the attic dollhouse mysteriously move from where they were left and why their Aunt Clare gets angry with questions about the dollhouse.

At Christmas time a beautiful ballerina doll who longs to dance is discovered in a toy store and coveted by two little girls: Ilyana, who wants to love her, and Mary Jane, who doesn't want Ilyana to get her.

Follows the adventures of Miss Kanagawa, a doll made to serve as an ambassador from Japan to the United States, as she makes friends and learns about love during the twentieth century.

Two little mice, Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca, get into some mischief in the dollhouse while the rightful occupants are out for a buggy ride.

Penny instantly loves the doll her grandmother sends her, but finding the perfect name for her is a challenge.

"Something strange is afoot in Edwinland? King Edwin's arch nemesis Emperor Nurbison isn't acting like himself. He's smiling. He's cheerful. He's even making toys for the peasants! King Edwin knows he must be up to something. But what?"--Back cover.

Katie Walsh, bummed out after her best friend moves away, agrees to a sleepover at new girl Whitney's house, but after spending a night being scared by Whitney's obsession with her dolls and threats she believes were being made by the toys, Katie decides maybe she and Whitney were not meant to be friends, but Whitney has a different idea.

"When Pop Quiz Porter, the oldest and meanest substitute teacher in the world, invites Malcolm and Dandy over to her house, the boys expect to meet their doom. Instead, she wants their help getting rid of a ghost haunting her creepy doll collection."--Publisher.

"When her doll Marabelle goes missing, Nancy and her friend Bree become sleuths to crack the case"--OCLC.

Jun realizes he has special feelings for Shinku, but Suiseiseki's hatred for humans leads to a brawl that threatens Jun's dream.