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The Meanest Doll in the World
By Ann M. Martin and Laura Godwin
(© 2003 -  2003 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Lynn Redgrave (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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In the sequel to THE DOLL PEOPLE Annabelle Doll and Tiffany Funcraft meet Mean Mimi, an evil princess doll.
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The Runaway Dolls
By Ann M. Martin and Laura Godwin
Read by Lynn Redgrave (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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On Christmas Eve
By Ann M. Martin
(© 2006 - 2006 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Alison Fraser (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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The Doll People
By Ann M. Martin and Laura Godwin
Read by Lynn Redgrave (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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P.S. Longer Letter Later
By Paula Danziger and Ann M. Martin
( Random House, Inc.)
Read by Paula Danziger (Amer.) and Ann M. Martin (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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Here Today
By Ann M. Martin
( 2004 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Judy Kaye (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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In 1963, Ellie Dingman's family begins to fall apart when her mother runs off to pursue an acting career.
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A Corner of the Universe
By Ann M. Martin
( 2003 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Judith Ivey (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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When Hattie's retarded uncle is deinstitutionalized, her whole family must deal with its new member.
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A Dog's Life
By Ann M. Martin
(© 2005 - 2005 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Wendy Dillon (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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Snail Mail No More
By Paula Danziger and Ann M. Martin
( Random House, Inc.)
Read by Paula Danziger (Amer.) and Ann M. Martin (Amer.)
Young Readers > Ages 9-12
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Books by Ann M. Martin (9 Items)
Jean Webster (1875-1916) was born in Fredonia, New York, the daughter of Charles L. Webster, who was Mark Twain's publisher and business partner. Educated at Vassar College, she must have been a woman with a strong social conscience, perhaps aroused by her visits as a student to orphanages and other institutions (part of her economics course: her degree was in English and economics). She was always concerned for the plight of children who began life with such disadvantages and later she served on committees for prison reform and regularly visited Sing Sing jail. She wrote a number of novels that are now forgotten, but the last two, Daddy-Long-Legs (1912) and its sequel Dear Enemy (1915), have survived both in book form, stage and film versions, and a British musical comedy Love from Judy produced in 1953. 
