Rachel Field's Hitty abridged by Rosemary Wells





I liked the whole book and especially when they made a dress for her. It was so pretty. I loved it.

 



Hitty is a doll. For the first chapter Hitty was in a house and the father for Christmas he had a little girl and Hitty was made from mountain ash. Oh, and a girl went in a wheelchair and she loved Hitty, but the teacher, when the wheelchair and the girl that was in the wheelchair went to the library, sneaked into the room and stole Hitty and sold her to a shop. And a girl said to the boy shop guy the girl didn't have enough money to buy Hitty so they made a deal. And when they made the deal the girl went away. The End.

Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder

 

I liked when Laura went in the seat because she slapped her big sister in the face. And I liked all of the other ones, but I liked that one best of all. Oh, and when the machine came I liked that one best of all, too. The horses went around and around and around and it went faster and faster and faster so the men had to work faster and faster and faster. The men had to put in the straw and it chopped into pieces and the mom kept braiding and braiding and braiding and she made hats for all the family.

 

 

Laura and Mary had to be quiet when they are at the table and eating. On Sundays they had to sit still. They had to be seen and not heard. And we tried the seen and not heard. It didn't work! My sisters and my brother didn't want to do it. And I'm going to do it next Sunday, too.