dollhouses

"Twenty-five generations of the Whiskers family have lived in Windsor Castle's most famous exhibit: Queen Mary's dollhouse. For young book-loving Henry Whiskers and his family, this is the perfect place to call home. But when Henry's youngest sister Isabel goes missing, he risks everything ... to save her"--Provided by publisher.

"Fairy inspired crafts abound in this . . . activity guide, all focusing on aspects of the fairy house world and with an emphasis on making crafts inspired by nature. Simple steps and easy-to-follow directions will have kids and parents creating a . . . range of crafts, including, recycled fairy houses, fairy house furniture, fairy clothing, nature-themed gifts, and fairy decorations for your room"--OCLC.

A birthday gift for two little girls unexpectedly throws open a door to a monster on eight legs.

"Twenty-five generations of the Whiskers family have lived in Windsor Castle's most famous exhibit: Queen Mary's dollhouse. For young book-loving Henry Whiskers and his family, this is the perfect place to call home. But when Henry's youngest sister Isabel goes missing, he risks everything ... to save her"--Book jacket.

Provides photos and step-by-step details to create dozens of miniature fairy houses using natural elements.

Presents pop-up period dollhouses, with secret letters and hidden pictures which tell the stories of enchanted dolls who inhabited the toy homes, with examples from the Middle Ages up to the early twentieth century.

A young boy's specific wish for his birthday gift is a doll's house, one with an upstairs, a downstairs, and a front that opens.

Contains instructions for building and accessorizing fairy houses and attracting fairies to a garden.

Things go awry when Annabelle, a fragile, timid porcelain doll who lies in a Victorian dollhouse, tries to share some of her Christmas traditions with best friend Tiffany, a sturdy, adventurous plastic doll who lives in a modern dollhouse.

While Isobel is playing with her best friend's beautiful doll house, she takes the golden plate home without asking permission. But the plate doesn't look right in Isobel's doll house and she feels guilty. Her mother helps her find a solution that makes Isobel feel better.