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Little Plum

Rumer Godden, Gary Blythe

Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Jan. 1, 2016)

When a new girl moves in next door, Nona and Belinda think she is stuck up and do not want to be friends with her, until they see that she has a Japanese doll in her window that is just like Nona's dolls.

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Little Plum

Rumer Godden, Sarah Gibb

eBook (Macmillan Children's Books, Oct. 22, 2015)

When Gem moves into The House Next Door, Nona and Belinda think she's stuck up and vow to have nothing to do with her. But the beautiful Japanese doll in her window soon attracts their attention. They name her Little Plum because of the plum blossom decorating her clothes - but unlike Nona's Japanese dolls, Miss Happiness and Miss Flower, Little Plum seems sad, unloved and uncared for. Will the three girls - and the three dolls - ever become friends?A beautiful illustrated cover edition of Little Plum, Rumer Godden's classic story about family and friendship.

Little Plum

Rumer Godden

Hardcover (Macmillan Children's Books, March 15, 2007)

First Edition (Macmillan & Company LTD: NAP, SD). Published in 1963. Written by Rumer Godden. Illustrated by Jean Primrose. Hardcover in Dust Jacket. 'When Gem moves into The House Next Door, Nona and Belinda think she's stuck up and vows to have nothing to do with her. But the beautiful Japanese doll in her window soon attracts their attention. They name her Little Plum because of the plum blossom decorating her clothes, but unlike Nona's Japanese dolls, Miss Happiness and Miss Flower, Little Plum seems sad, unloved and uncared for. Will the three girls, and the three dolls, ever become friends? A beautiful illustrated cover edition of Little Plum, Rumer Godden's classic story about family and friendship.'

Little Plum

Rumer Godden, Jean Primrose

Hardcover (Viking Press, Nov. 7, 1963)

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Little Plum

Rumer Godden, Jean Primrose, Ati Forberg

Paperback (Viking Press, March 15, 1963)

A piercing scream came from the garden. Belinda, inching across the ladder fourteen feet above the garden, froze. She couldn't go forward. She couldn't go back. Cold drops came out on her forehead. She swayed. "I'm - I'm going to fall," she said.

Little Plum

Rumer Godden, Jean Primrose

Mass Market Paperback (Scholastic Books, Dec. 1, 1969)

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Little Plum

Ed Young

Hardcover (Philomel Books, Sept. 28, 1994)

In a Chinese version of Tom Thumb, Little Plum, a tiny boy no bigger than a plum seed, proves his worth by helping his father farm his land and by defeating the wicked lord and his soldiers who attack their village.

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Little Plum

Rumer Godden

Paperback (Puffin Books, Aug. 1, 1987)

When Gem moves into The House Next Door, Nona and Belinda think she's stuck up and vow to have nothing to do with her. But the beautiful Japanese doll in her window soon attracts their attention. They name her Little Plum because of the plum blossom decorating her clothes - but unlike Nona's Japanese dolls, Miss Happiness and Miss Flower, Little Plum seems sad, unloved and uncared for. Will the three girls - and the three dolls - ever become friends?