Presents a collection of Raggedy Ann stories, including "Raggedy Ann Rescues Fido, " and "Raggedy Ann and the Kittens."

Neglected by their owner, the dolls of Racketty-Packetty house manage to save themselves and their home with the aid of the Fairy Queen.

Hitty, a doll carved from mountain ash in the nineteenth century writes the story of her eventful life from the security of an antique-shop window. Her career, begun in a quiet Maine village, is crowded with adventures, and she gives lively doll's-eye glimpses of the widely differing places and people that she encounters during her hundred years, and of the manners and modes of her times.

Transfixed by the sight of a marvelous doll in a shop window, Isobel and Mimi dare to hope that their parents will buy it for them.

Charlotte has a talent for anything technological, so when she receives a doll as a present, she upgrades it with a few spare parts and some code to create a new and improved friend.--Provided by Publisher.

Fanny asks for a Connie doll like those of her friends, and when her mother says no, Fanny tries to make one for herself.

While visiting an amusement park, Raggedy Ann and Andy are kidnapped by a fire-breathing dragon who imprisons them in a deep pit with other captured toys.

A lonely doll without a name endures a series of terrible misfortunes before she finally finds someone to love her.

Emma pretends that she and her dolls spend a day at school.