
CHAPTER I HOW POLLY PERKINS WAS MADE
CHAPTER II WHERE IS POLLY PERKINS?
CHAPTER III POLLY PERKINS GOES ON A JOURNEY
CHAPTER IV WHAT ANNE MARIE SAW FROM THE WINDOW
CHAPTER V OUT IN THE SNOW
CHAPTER VI WEE AILIE McNABB
CHAPTER VII THREE LITTLE GIRLS AND POLLY PERKINS
CHAPTER VIII GRANDMOTHER KING’S CHRISTMAS PARTY
CHAPTER IX ANNE MARIE AND THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL
CHAPTER X WHAT SANTA CLAUS BROUGHT TO AILIE McNABB
When little Patty’s beloved china doll shatters in a sudden stair‑case tumble, the comforting world of her grandmother’s kitchen suddenly feels empty. Grandmother King, a widowed seamstress with a talent for turning scrap cloth into treasures, promises to stitch a new companion that can never be broken. Together they set out to gather fabrics, buttons, and gentle memories that will become the heart of a rag doll named Polly.
The story follows their day‑long adventure through the tiny village of Four Corners, where a single general store holds everything from bright ribbons to sturdy twine. As the two women work side by side, the narrative weaves the charm of simple, hands‑on creation with the deeper comfort a handcrafted friend can bring to a child’s sorrow. Listeners will feel the warmth of intergenerational love and the quiet magic that turns ordinary cloth into an everlasting playmate.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (103K characters)
Release date
2024-08-02
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1882–1947
Best known for warm, lively stories for children, this early-20th-century American writer created books such as Black-Eyed Susan, The Santa Claus Brownies, and A Story of Nancy Hanks. Her work often centers on young people, adventure, and everyday feeling, with a gentle storytelling style that still reads clearly today.
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