The Christmas Doll

"The Christmas Doll" is a poignant chapter book about two orphaned sisters, Lucy and Glory, navigating the unforgiving streets of London after fleeing a workhouse during a deadly fever. Their only comfort is the memory of a beloved doll, Morning Glory, until they find a seemingly ordinary doll that turns out to be their magical companion. This story beautifully weaves themes of resilience, sisterly love, and the search for belonging with a touch of gentle magic. It's ideal for children aged 7-10, offering a historical setting and a message of hope and kindness during the Christmas season. Parents should be aware of the themes of poverty and orphanhood, which are handled with sensitivity and ultimately lead to an uplifting resolution.