And also my sister had somehow I think, gotten them for her daughter, Chloe, and I read them to her when Chloe was young. I think I was introduced to Dare Wright and her books through Lauren Cerand, who was one of our guests in the past. Kim, are you fascinated by Dare Wright and her “Lonely Doll” series? If, however, the phrase “The Lonely Doll” does not register for you at all, then Kim and I are so excited to introduce you to a children’s book that I think is going to become your new obsession.
But most of the time kind of creepy, maybe.ĪMY: Yeah, I think it can be a combo of both for sure.ĪMY: Today, we’re going to be talking about a lonely doll today, and if you are a listener who already knows that reference, I’m sure you are stoked for this episode. I just ordered a Raggedy Ann doll that looked like the one that I had when I was a kid for my daughter. KIM: I'd say a little bit comforting depending on the doll.
AMY: Welcome back to another Lost Ladies of Lit mini episode everybody! I’m Amy Helmes, here with my writing partner and BFF, Kim Askew…ĪMY: So Kim, I’m wondering what’s your official position on old dolls: do you find them comforting or creepy?
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