Dotty Dimple at Play

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Dotty Dimple at Play

by Sophie May

EN·~2 hours

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Dotty Dimple is a bright, mischievous girl whose imagination turns every ordinary outing into a grand adventure. Accompanied by her cousin Katie, her caring aunt Maria, and a cast of eccentric adults, she sets off on a rattling train ride to Indianapolis, chattering about moon fragments and secret spools along the way. The journey is peppered with playful misunderstandings and the kind of lively banter that makes the countryside feel like a stage for their tiny dramas.

Upon arrival, the group is invited to a nearby institute for blind children, a place that sparks Dotty’s endless curiosity. She watches as the young residents read by feeling raised letters, and she tries to imagine a world without sight, prompting gentle, humorous questions from the children and adults alike. The visit promises both heartfelt moments and a glimpse into a world the friends have never known, setting the stage for a day of discovery and unexpected friendships.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (127K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2003-11-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Sophie May

Sophie May

1833–1906

Remembered for lively, warmhearted stories for children, this 19th-century American writer helped shape early popular fiction for young readers. Writing as Sophie May, she became especially beloved for the Little Prudy books and other tales filled with family life, humor, and everyday adventures.

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