Praise for The Meanest Doll in the World: Martin and Laura Godwin have given their amusing novel a decidedly contemporary twist: 19th-century porcelain meets 20th-century plastic."- The New York Times "'The Doll People' is part of a solid tradition of doll stories. Selznick's illustrations are perfectly suited to the innocent charm of the dolls and do much to draw readers into their world." "A lighthearted touch and a dash of drama make this a satisfying read. "Black-and-white pencil drawings illustrate this lively addition to the doll-fantasy genre." The story gets a wonderful boost from Brian Selznick's pencil drawings.he catches every bit of humor." Martin and Godwin not only set up a realistic doll world but also provide a credible mystery. "It's not easy to write a good book about dolls. "Martin and Godwin inventively spin out their own variation on the perennially popular theme of toys who secretly come to lifeā¦Doll lovers may well approach their imaginative play with renewed enthusiasm and a sense of wonder after reading this fun-filled adventure." - Publishers Weekly, starred review " are in for a marvelous treat in this delicious fantasy." - Kirkus, starred review
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