The Most Wonderful Doll in the World facts for kids
First edition
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| Author | Phyllis McGinley |
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| Illustrator | Helen Stone |
| Publisher | Lippincott |
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Publication date
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1950 |
| Pages | unpaged |
| Awards | Caldecott Honor |
The Most Wonderful Doll in the World is a lovely picture book from 1950. It was written by Phyllis McGinley and illustrated by Helen Stone. The story is about a girl who tells her dad all the amazing things about her favorite doll, which has gone missing. This book received a special award called the Caldecott Honor in 1951 for its beautiful pictures.
About the Book
What's the Story About?
This book tells the sweet tale of a girl and her beloved doll. The doll is lost, but the girl remembers all its special qualities. She describes to her father why this doll is the most wonderful doll ever. It's a story about imagination and how much we cherish our favorite toys.
Who Made the Book?
The author, Phyllis McGinley, wrote the words for this book. The beautiful pictures were drawn by Helen Stone. Together, they created a charming story that many children have enjoyed.
Special Recognition
The Most Wonderful Doll in the World received a special award called the Caldecott Honor in 1951. The Caldecott Honor is given to books that have outstanding illustrations for children. It shows that the artwork in this book was truly special.
