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Dolly and I A Story for Little Folks   By: (1822-1897)

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Dolly and I A Story for Little Folks by Oliver Optic is a charming and heartwarming tale that captures the innocence and imagination of young readers. This enchanting book follows the adventures of Dolly, a sweet little girl, and her beloved doll.

The story begins with Dolly receiving her doll as a gift, and from that moment on, the two become inseparable companions. Through a series of delightful escapades, the author skillfully portrays the deep bond between Dolly and her doll. This connection allows readers to empathize with Dolly's emotions and experiences, creating a strong sense of relatability throughout the narrative.

What sets this book apart is Optic's ability to highlight the power of imagination and the importance of friendship. Dolly's vivid imagination serves as a vehicle for her doll to come to life, turning everyday situations into extraordinary adventures. From tea parties to picnics, the duo's escapades are filled with joy, creativity, and a touch of whimsy, capturing the essence of childhood wonder.

Optic's writing style is simple yet engaging, making it accessible to young readers. The storyline flows smoothly, with each chapter presenting a new adventure that holds the reader's attention. The descriptive language used adds depth to the narrative, creating a vivid and evocative world for readers to immerse themselves in.

Additionally, the book's illustrations beautifully complement the story. The colorful and detailed images draw readers further into Dolly's world, aiding in the visualization of her adventures and adding an extra layer of enchantment to the storytelling.

While Dolly and I A Story for Little Folks is aimed at younger audiences, it offers valuable lessons about the power of imagination, the importance of friendship, and the joys of companionship. The book gently encourages readers to embrace their own creativity and value the bonds they share with others.

In conclusion, Dolly and I A Story for Little Folks is a captivating tale that will captivate young readers with its endearing characters and imaginative narrative. Oliver Optic brings to life a world where friendship and imagination reign supreme, ultimately leaving readers with a sense of wonder and warmth.

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[Illustration: Miss Fanny and others.]

[Illustration: RIVERDALE STORY BOOKS

DOLLY & I

Boston, Lee & Shepard.]

The Riverdale Books.

DOLLY AND I.

A STORY FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

BY

OLIVER OPTIC,

AUTHOR OF "THE BOAT CLUB," "ALL ABOARD," "NOW OR NEVER," "TRY AGAIN," "POOR AND PROUD," "LITTLE BY LITTLE," &c.

BOSTON: LEE AND SHEPARD, (SUCCESSORS TO PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & CO.) 1864

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1862, by

WILLIAM T. ADAMS,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

ELECTROTYPED AT THE BOSTON STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.

DOLLY AND I.

I.

Do you know what envy means? I hope you have never felt it, for it is a very wicked feeling. It is being sorry when another has any good thing. Perhaps you will know better what the word means when you have read my story; and I hope it will help you to keep the feeling away from your own heart.

Not far from Mr. Lee's house, in Riverdale, lived a man by the name of Green. He was the agent of one of the factories in the village. Mr. Green had two little girls and three sons. The boys have nothing to do with my story, and for that reason I shall not say a great deal about them... Continue reading book >>




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