Books like Hitty, her first hundred years by Rachel Field
Hitty, a 6‑inch carved wooden doll created by Rachel Field, follows a century of life and ownership as it passes through the hands of multiple families. Celebrated for its enduring charm, Hitty has become a beloved figure in children’s literature and a cherished collectible, with stories of its journey and the dolls’ vivid representation inspiring young readers.
First publish date: 1929
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Rachel Field
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