Raggedy Ann is limp, weak and floppy like her loving caregiver little Marcella who was poisoned while she was at school. This back-story is unknown to many people, but gives us a deeper reading of this book, a wonderful, timeless little tale for tiny ones. The heart of the story traces back to a family disaster, and although too scary for tots, it is powerful example of the cruel path of destruction vaccines have caused...
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Ok, I admit it. I only bought this book because of its title. I know it's childish but come'on, wouldn't you be tempted to do the same if your name were Marcella? But then when I started reading it, it was so good I couldn't put it down. How can you not like Marcella and her beloved dolls? The kindness and love here are truly captivating. "Marcella" is really a special book. It's a wonderfully written and beautifully illustrated...
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