Drusilla and her Dolls; a True Story of a Little Girl of Boston in the ‘60’s

Drusilla and Her Dolls is a heartwarming and nostalgic memoir of a young girl's life in Boston in the 1960s. Through the eyes of the author, we see the world as it was then - a world of love, laughter, and endless possibility. This book is a must-read for anyone who longs to remember a simpler time, and who values the power of friendship, family, and community.

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