Books with title Dollhouse Magic

When Suzie hears someone talking to her at the store, she can barely imagine that the voice is coming to her from a dollhouse. This is how the story of "The Magic Dollhouse" begins. As the dollhouse slowly becomes a part of Suzie's life, it travels with her through ups and downs. Written by the Grandmother and Grandaughter team of Jane Geison and Elizabeth Hall with illustrations by Elizabeth Hall, "The Magic Dollhouse" is a story that reminds us of how we found our own way and the importance of helping others.

Lila and her little sister Jane have long admired the dollhouse in the window of Miss Whitcomb's house down the street. Since Daddy lost his job, the girls can only dream of owning a dollhouse as grand. One day, Miss Whitcomb invites them inside, and a warm friendship soon develops. But after a devastating incident, how will the girls continue to find hope in a time of need? Set during the Great Depression, The Dollhouse Magic by Yona Zeldis McDonough, and illustrated by Diane Palmisciano, is heartwarming chapter book that proves that friendship is indeed a magic all its own.

My family seems to be perfect from the outside looking in. We have the big house, the money for things, the million-dollar-smiles… but nothing is ever as it seems.We’re plastic. We’re fake. So fake, in fact, that we hide the little things about us, we hide everything about us, to be more specific. My dad does things he isn’t supposed to, and my mom is taking it hard. My brother has a full ride to any college of his choice, and he’s blowing it away like it’s nothing at all. So what would happen if someone found out about us? If they saw through our little charade? If they looked past the kitchen curtains that hide every conversation my parents have with each other? What if we were exposed for who we really are, instead of who everyone thinks we are? INSPIRED BY MELANIE MARTINEZ' SONG DOLLHOUSE

Samantha Cooper and her best friend Trixie Winston have finally finished secondary school and are now old enough to drive.They have put away childish things like paper dolls and entered the adult world of full time work and deadlines.But this in no way hinders their love of adventure. With Samantha's pen and Trixie's camera, and the help of The Magic Dollhouse, they are always on the hunt for new and exciting articles for The Daily Gab newspaper.These two best friends are once again transported by the Magic Dollhouse to a new adventure.This time to Samantha's old home in Paradise Valley where Lookout Point Dam has been built in the hills above the town.

"Something happens to you when you read this. You will be changed. It's. Just. That. Amazing." -Nancy Holder, NYTimes Best-selling Author of BUFFY: THE MAKING OF A SLAYER ~ The DARK CAROUSEL series is a heart-stopping saga, a mix of the chill of American Horror Story and the fantastical elements of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. A dark presence is collecting girls, deep in the forest. Two girls have vanished, and now a third. Cassie and her friends desperately search the forest for their friend, who went missing on a hike. When they find vintage dolls hanging from strings on branches, they should have turned back. But they didn't. The dolls lead to a crumbling mansion. Beneath the mansion lies a macabre, life-sized dollhouse that is controlled by a terrifying being. In the dollhouse, you must dance until your feet bleed, sit on the toy shelf if you're bad, and if you've been very bad, you are sent to the toy box - a pitch-dark cavern that contains beings beyond nightmares. And now there is no escape. ~ A Dark, Ghostly Gothic Horror for Ages 14 to Adult. DOLLHOUSE - Book 1 PAPER DOLLS - Book 2 MARIONETTE - Book 3 MUSIC BOX - Book 4 (Final)

Sometimes Miss Whitcomb faced the inside of the dollhouse out toward the street; other times, it was the facade. Either way, the girls loved to see the way she rearranged and changed it, to fit in perfectly with the holidays and seasons. Lila and Jane can't seem to walk down Cheshire street without stopping at their good friend Miss Whitcomb's home to admire the beautiful dollhouse in her window. Since Daddy lost his job, the girls can only dream of owning a dollhouse as grand. After all, it's three stories, with real clapboard siding and a cedar shingle roof. But one day something sad happens to Miss Whitcomb, and Lila and Jane are devastated. How will the girls find hope in a time of need? Set during the Depression, this heartwarming story proves that friendship is indeed a magic all its own.