Margo's House

by Griffin, Peni R

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NY: Simon & Schuster, 1996. (1st edition). Hardbound. FINE/Near Fine. As new except for a 1/4" rip and small smudge on back of DJ. Margo discovers she can become the girl that lives in her doll house and then must deal with the perils of being 4 inches high. ISBN: 0689809441.

Book summary

Margo's father, a woodworker, makes her a dollhouse and also carves two small dolls, named Butch and Sis, to live there. Before he can carve a mother and father for the siblings, he has a heart attack and is confined to the hospital. Worried about her father, Margo distracts herself by playing with the dollhouse. One night she finds that she has been magically turned into the doll named Sis. She now can communicate with Butch and even helps him wallpaper the dollhouse rooms. Margo/Sis is convinced that she has been sent into the world of the dollhouse for a reason, a reason somehow connected to her father. But what can that be?

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