Books like Danielle's dollhouse wish by Joan Holub

Chester the raccoon faces his first day of kindergarten and learns a heart‑warming secret from his mother that helps him carry her love while he separates from home.

When a haunted dollhouse illuminates the night, sisters Amy and her sister with a mental disability investigate the past murders that befell their family.

An enchanting portrayal of a carved wooden doll named Hitty who lives through a century of families, capturing the hearts of children and collectors alike.

Miss Hickory, a twig‑crafted country doll, spends a winter alone after her owner leaves for Boston. With the help of farm and forest animals, she learns the value of accepting aid and offering her own support.

A charming lift‑the‑flap picture book that celebrates the joy of growing up and the bonds of parents and children through playful rhyme and vivid illustrations.

Tottie, a century‑old wooden farthing doll, discovers that wishes can change reality when her doll family seeks a new home—only to face an old rival trying to reclaim the entire dollhouse.

A young girl discovers a dollhouse that leads her into the lives of the past occupants of a house moving to a new town, uncovering secrets and time travel through the windows.

Mary Anne’s chain mail triggers a series of mishaps for the Babysitters Club. With Halloween looming, she must outwit a mysterious threat before the bad luck can claim them forever.

In a charming dollhouse, the dolls Wildflower, Rockstar, and Miss Selene share warmth, but their owner Madison feels lonely and neglected by her grandmother. A gentle tale of family, friendship, and the enduring power of love.

A young girl's journey of love, adventure, and medical rescue in a hospital and a wildlife sanctuary.

When a bullying goat named Gilroy picks on Llama Llama, the young teacher‑in‑training helps the brave llama confront the meanpoke and turn a troubling day into a hopeful lesson about standing up for yourself.

When sister Katy falls ill, Anna discovers the perfect way to lift her spirits with a special gift for her favorite doll.

A gentle tale about a character embracing its quirks and discovering that learning stays ahead of talent.

A family of miniature people lives in a teakettle and struggles to survive in the world above.

Three episodes of foxes trying to play with their friends but duty gets in the way.

The fascination with miniature objects continues to grow. One of the most popular forms of "life in miniature" throughout the ages has been the doll's house, which appeals to a great variety of people, including architects, collectors, children, historians, and antiquarians. A doll's house is a miniature representation of its place and time, and this fascinating account of dolls' houses and miniature furnishings covers four centuries and many countries: Holland, Germany, France, England, the United States. Additional information on examples of Scandinavian, Italian, Swiss, and Japanese houses is provided. World famous dolls' houses described at length include Queen Mary's doll house, complete in every detail down to miniature bottles of real champagne in the wine cellar; Colleen Moore's spectacular castle with its diamond chandelier and gold (monogrammed!) forks and knives; Titania's Palace which has been called "a museum-in-little of Italian art"; the Stettheimer doll house with its unique art gallery of miniature originals by famous modern artists. - Back cover.

West, a high school senior, connects with a patient in the hospital who understands his dreams and nightmares, but has a secret.

Leaving a Doll's House is Claire Bloom’s candid memoir, detailing her rise from a turbulent childhood to stage and screen stardom, her high‑profile relationships, and the personal challenges that shaped her life and career.

A band of monkeys steals all of a peddler's hats while he sleeps under a tree.

A collection of 26 meticulously crafted miniature historic houses, each portraying the art and culture of its era—from the 17th century to today.

Illustrated children's book that introduces different feelings children may have such as feeling silly, feeling brave, feeling like trying something new, feeling like yelling really loud, and feeling like eating pizza for breakfast.

A child learns that a persistent problem can transform into an unexpected gift, revealing courage, strength, and growth while encouraging readers to confront and understand their own challenges.