Doll's Adventures in Ainslie Place and Blackfriars Wynd, Told by Herself, Edited by the Author of 'Rose Douglas'

This charming book, written by Sarah R. Whitehead, the author of 'Rose Douglas,' features the memoirs of a doll named Miss Flower, who recounts her adventures in Ainslie Place and Blackfriars Wynd. The delightful story will enchant readers of all ages.

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