In the Dory Fantasmagory books, Abby Hanlon finds the humor — and the coping strategies — in a young heroine’s shifting line between imagination and reality.
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Children’s Books: One Part Fantasy, One Part Reality Is a Child’s Perfect Formula
Saturday, 17 February 2018
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