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This listing is for the hard cover book, Sam Lamb Moves Away, Volume 3 in Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow-and-Learn Library. It contains 44 pages with large print and color illustrations on each page. This was copyrighted by Macmillan, Inc. in 1988, and published by Lynx Books. The characters and drawings are based on the creations of Johnny Gruelle. The book is preowned and only gently used. There are no detectable flaws. The book is meant for a young child to read, though it is also good to read to a child. Sam Lamb is a story about friendship. Sam Lamb is Marcella's gift to her visiting cousin. The dolls miss Sam and keep in touch via messages sent via their friends, the sparrows. Sam makes new friends, but misses them too, and they keep in touch. When the people are away the dolls, stuffed animals, and young animals come to life and talk and interact with one another in drawings like classical ones. The ISBN number is ISBN 10: 1558021035.  Paperback Book, 'Raggedy Ann and the Wonderful Witch', written and Illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, published by The Bobbs-Merrill Co., Copyright in 1961, has 96 pages. This book's story is about mean Wanda Witch and her cousin, Winda Witch who finds out about the magic wishing pebble inside Raggedy Ann and the magic wishing stick inside Raggedy Andy, which they want to steal. Little do they know how Raggedy Ann's and Raggedy Andy's cheerfulness and kindness changed many hearts. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are away or asleep. The book includes wonderful original color and black-and-white drawings as were in the original editions. Very Good condition. This book is tightly bound with cover intact and all pages. There is minor fraying on the cover pages. Two earlier owners have put their names on the inside cover page. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  Hard Cover Book, 'Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land', written and Illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, The Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., Copyright 1931, printed in 1960, and contains 95 pages. This book tells a story of the Raggedy dolls, who fall in a hole and hit the bottom without damage because of their cotton-stuffed bodies. Then they discover they are in an ice grotto from which they escape to Cookie Land which is a lovely place that fills Raggedy Ann's candy heart with joy. Hookie, the mean goblin creates problems for Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy and their new friends until there is a last-minute rescue. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are away or asleep. The book has wonderful original color and black-and-white drawings as were in the original editions. Pre-owned, excellent, has all pages and cover, is tightly bound.  Johnny Gruelle's Hardcover Book, Raggedy Ann Betsy Bonnet String, Written and Illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, copyrighted and printed in 1943. Johnny Gruelle Company is the publisher of this First Edition book. This book is complete with its original color and black-and-white drawings. It contains all of its 96 pages, its cover, all black and white and color pictures. It is in fair condition. The top cover and pages of book have spots from water damage, but still has story, pictures, and easily turning pages. This book is rarer than most Raggedy Ann books, but pricing reflects this book's flaws. The book is still readable and complete. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are away or asleep, and sometimes they go to the Deep Woods or other outside locations. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.

Sam Lamb Moves Away, Raggedy Ann and And $12.00

  

Raggedy Ann and the Wonderful Witch, Har $25.00

  

J. Gruelle, Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land H $24.00

  

Raggedy Ann and Betsy Bonnet String Hard $18.00
Johnny Gruelle's Hardcover Book, Raggedy Ann in the Magic, was written by Johnny Gruelle, and illustrated by his son, Worth Gruelle, copyrighted and printed in 1939. Johnny Gruelle Company is the publisher of this First Edition book. This book is complete with its original color and black-and-white drawings, and it contains 92 pages, though there are no numbered pages in this early edition. It tells a story about the Raggedy dolls, the toys, and the magical fairy tale characters in the deep woods. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are either away or asleep, and sometimes they go to the Deep Woods or other outside locations. Tightly bound, has all pages in very good condition. The cover has some minor fraying at the corners, and the name of a previous little owner and the gift givers are written in pen on the inside title page, but other than that this is an exceptional and rare find. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  The hardcover book, Raggedy Ann Stories, was written and Illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, reprinted in 1961. The book was copyrighted in 1918 and 1947. It is complete with original color and black-and-white drawings, 95 page, and it is in excellent condition; the only noticeable marks are faint yellow spots on page edges and erased marking on inside cover page. It has charming stories of Raggedy Ann, Marcella, and the other dolls, and this first book tells of Raggedy Ann's arrival to live with Marcella and win her heart. It has stories of Raggedy Ann, Marcella, Marcella's family, and the other dolls and toys in the nursery. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are away or asleep. This reprint was published before books had ISBN numbers. Expand listing to view both photographs.  Paperback book shaped like Raggedy Ann's head, 'The Raggedy Ann Book', by Janet Fulton is illustrated in color by Aurelius Battaglia. This first edition of this book was copyrighted in 1969 by the Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., printed by Golden Press of Western Publishing Company, and it contains 24 pages. The doll and toy characters are the ones that Johnny Gruelle created in his Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy stories. It contains many charming illustrations. It was written for a very young child or new reader. The book is also of interest to a collector. This pre-owned book is in very good condition. Its only flaw is some scrapes on the back of the cover. The ISBN numbers are ISBN 13: 9780307580313 and ISBN 10: 0307580318. Expand listing to view both photographs.  Paperback book, 'Raggedy Ann at the Carnival by Patricia Thackray, color pictures by Barbara Bottner, copyrighted in 1977 by the Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., printed by Golden Press, Western Publishing Company, and it has 24 pages. Its cover is in excellent condition, except for a very small wrinkle. This is a Golden 'Look-Look' book. Its story is about Raggedy Ann's adventures when she attended the Carnival with Marcella where she got lost. The doll and toy characters in this book are based on the characters that Johnny Gruelle created. Pre-owned, excellent condition, and no unpleasant odors. The ISBN numbers are ISBN-10: 0307118304 and ISBN-13:301.

Raggedy Ann in the Magic Hard Cover Book $36.00

  

Johnny Gruelle: Raggedy Ann Stories 1961 $25.00

  

The Raggedy Ann Book Shape Book, Janet F $10.00

  

Raggedy Ann at the Carnival, Paperback B $10.00
The hardcover book, Raggedy Andy's Stories, was written and was illustrated by Johnny Gruelle. This book is from the 1960 printing with larger picture on green cover, and it was copyrighted in 1920, 1947, and 1948. Bobbs-Merrill and Company is the publisher. This book is complete with its original color and black-and-white drawings. It contains 95 pages. It has stories about Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann, Marcella, Marcella's father, and the other dolls and toys in the nursery. The dolls and toys come to life whenever Marcella and her family are away or asleep. This classic is in very good condition except for a spot on its cover which was once covered with a price tag. This reprint was published before books had ISBN numbers. Expand listing to view both photographs.  Magic Attic Club softcover book, 'The Ghost of Camp Whispering Pines' by Susan Korman, copyrighted in 1998, 1st Edition, and published by Magic Attic Press, is 77 pages long, designed for ages 7 up, and contains illustrations by Gabriel Picard and Rich Grote. The book is based upon the same characters as the dolls that Robert Tonner designed. This book's story is of the adventures of the 4 Magic Attic Club friends at camp: Alison, Heather, Keisha, Megan, and Rose (first version when she was of Cheyenne Indian descent). New and mint condition. Expand listing to view both photographs.  The book offered is Rosemary Well's 1999 color edition of the hardcover book, 'Rachel Field's Hitty: Her First Hundred Years', has color illustrations by Susan Jeffers. Susan Jeffers' book that this one revises was first published in 1929, and it was a winner of the Newberry Award. This Rosemary Wells edition of the book contains 112 pages. This edition has many of the stories from Rachel Field's 1929 book, but it also has some different adventures that coincide with other historical events. Some wording such as the terms 'heathens' and 'savages' have been changed to fit the language of Rosemary Wells' time in the 1990s. Rosemary Wells uses much of the first part of Hitty's doll life from Rachel Fields book, but she departs from the Civil War era story until the end of the book with different adventures. This version of the story mixes real historical characters with an exciting imaginative story that cannot be put down by either children or older readers. Its ISBN numbers are 10: 0689817169 and 13: 9780689817168. This exceptionally beautiful and interesting book is in like new and mint condition. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  A vintage children's book of the Story of Daniel. Told by Lucy Diamond. Beautiful color Illustrated by Kenneth Inns. Publishers: Wills & Hepworth Ltd., Loughborough. First published 1957. Printed in England. A Lady bird Book. Series 522. 52 pages. Book is 7 in. by 4.5 in. This book is in very good condition except on each corner of the spine there is some slight damage.

Johnny Gruelle: Raggedy Andy Stories 196 $25.00

  

The Ghost of Camp Whispering Pines MAC B $7.00

  

Book: Rachel Field's Hitty: Her First Hu $35.00

  

1957 THE STORY OF DANIEL Told by Lucy Di $12.50
Vintage My happiness Book - Animal Talk circa 1960's. Plasticised cover. Doeisha copyright Made in Japan. For Ottenheimer publishers, Inc., Owings Mills Md. Condition: Good. There is some wear along the spine and corners of cover,   

RARE My Happiness Book: Animal Talk c. 1 $10.00

   


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