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R.F. Gilmor
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Ann and her friends go on gentle adventures, often involving animals. These stories celebrate friendship and kindness, perfect for young readers.
The Raggedy Ann stories are generally episodic and can be read in any order. Each book typically features a self-contained adventure, so there isn't a strict chronological progression to follow.
The Raggedy Ann stories have been adapted into various animated films and television specials over the years. These adaptations often bring the beloved rag doll and her friends to life on screen.
The Raggedy Ann character was created by Johnny Gruelle for his daughter, Marcella, and the first book was published in 1918. The stories were inspired by a doll Gruelle had made for her.