Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years

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Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years

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A doll named Hitty recounts her adventures as she moves through a continually changing string of owners.

Publish Date
Language
English
Pages
104
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Cover of: Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years
Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years
1999, Simon and Schuster Children's Publishing
Hardcover in English
Cover of: Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years
Rachel Field's Hitty, her first hundred years
1999, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
in English

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Table of Contents

I begin my memoirs
I travel by land and sea
We go to sea
We strike our first and last whale
I join the fishes and rejoin the Prebles
I learn the ways of gods and monkeys
I am lost in India
I have another child to play with me
I am rescued and join the Quakers
I go to war
I am put to use
I go on exhibition
I come to live on a plantation
I sit for a portrait
I receive an education
I come to live in the Shop of Dreams

Edition Notes

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.W46843 Rac 1999, PZ7.W46843Rac 1999

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
102 p.
Number of pages
104
Dimensions
30 x x centimeters

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL672631M
ISBN 10
0689817169
ISBN 13
9780689817168
LCCN
97018683
LibraryThing
6384
Goodreads
41459

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL32866W

Work Description

When I was young one of the stories I loved best was Rachel Field's Hitty: Her First Hundred Years. As it turned out, Hitty was also a favorite of my friend and colleague, Susan Jeffers. Susan wanted to illustrate it with bright, new, colorful pictures. She asked me if I could shorten the story for a new audience. What I have done with Hitty is much like weeding a beautiful garden. I have cut the length, as I would prune a rose, but the interesting part came as Hitty was about to make her way south just before the Civil War. I said to myself, "What if Ruth had indeed packed Hitty up and sent her behind Confederate lines?" You will have to read the book to find out the answer. - Note to the reader.

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