rag dolls

In Lalaloopsy Land it is Easter and Cotton Hoppalong and Sprouts Sunshine decide to decorate Easter hats and throw a surprise Easter egg hunt.

Jewel Sparkles and Tippy Tumbelina organize a parade to recruit new members for their princess club, but worry about the outcome after they realize none of their friends know how to act like a princess.

Tells the story of a young girl's dramatic escape from slavery via the Underground Railroad, from the perspective of her beloved rag doll.

Tells the story of a young girl's dramatic escape from slavery via the Underground Railroad, from the perspective of her beloved rag doll.

"Cheeky asks the Shopkins to help her plan a vacation--but they all have different ideas about where she should go. Will Cheeky go skiing in the mountains, see the latest fashions in Paris, or relax on the beach?"--Back cover.

"It's a great day to pick apples. Soon Pepper and Berry will take a sweet, surprise treat for their friends."--Back cover.

Colorful illustrations and text introduce the Lalaloopsy girls, who were rag dolls that came to life, including Crumbs Sugar Cookie, Jewel Sparkles, Peanut Big Top, Dot Starlight, Pillow Featherbed, and others.

Fluff 'n' Stuff tries to figure out how to help prepare for the special friendship party the Lalaloopsy girls are planning, but feels left out when she cannot think of something she can do.

Celebrates the 100th Anniversary of Raggedy Ann with five previously-published stories about the rag doll, her brother Andy, and their many friends.

Hester Merriweather's grandmother gives her a handmade rag doll that proves to be very special indeed. Includes historical background on Chicago's African-American community during the 1930s.