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'[C]ontinues the domestic crises of Molly [from Little Miss Anzac], still accompanied by Woodeny. They include going to the beach where the inquisitive Molly has her finger caught in a wooden seat, and playing her own interminable tunes on the piano to a frantic father' (Oxford Comanion to Australian Children's Literature 214).
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Dedication: Dedicated to all little girls and boys who are kind to animals and especially to Her who is the inspiration, if not the actual author, of this little book.
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Sequel to Little Miss Anzac.
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Little Miss Anzac : The True Story of an Australian Doll
New York (City)
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Frederick A. Stokes
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1917
Z999668
1917
single work
children's fiction
children's
'Portrays the innocent misdemeanors of Molly and her doll through an amusing, anecdotal story of the gradual destruction through "adventures" of the much-loved Woodeny. Woodeny survives a series of potential usurpers in her young owner's affections to the point where she is sans arms, legs, hair—even face' (Oxford Companion to Australian Children's Fiction 214).
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