pickSo, I used to love this book as a kid, and I wanted to re-read it because I honestly couldn't remember anything about it. Mostly, this is a super whimsical read, but boy, did that ending get dark 😳🤣 I still loved it, but did not see that last bit coming haha!
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“...Miss Hickory has difficulty in turning her head. It was a hickory nut that had grown with an especially sharp and pointed nose.”
This book teaches children the importance of being selfless as Miss Hickory was definitely the opposite!
pickMiss Hickory by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey, 1946. This chapter book is one children will not forget. I remember this book vividly as the author takes us on the journey of a nature made doll, Miss Hickory encounters without her owner Ann. In this book, we learn about Miss Hickory through all of the animals she encounters!
pickMiss Hickory is a fantasy fiction chapter book that won the gold John Newberry Medal. This book is about a doll named Miss Hickory who has an owner named Ann who left New Hampshire to go to school in Boston. Miss Hickory doesn‘t believe that Ann has really left her behind so Miss Hickory continues with her daily life cleaning house, until she becomes homeless and talking to and about the animals. #ucflae3414su19
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