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Jun 23, 2016 12:17PM
I would like to get my daughter interested in tea parties - the improved odds of cookies and tiny sandwiches has always struck me as one of the principal advantages of having a girl. "Kid's Books Featuring Tea Parties" is a smaller subgenre than I expected, though.
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I suppose it is, nowadays. Fancy Nancy has it covered I guess. How about doll house parties? There are *lots* of dolls, and Borrowers, kinds of books. Or at least there were.
Thanks - put "Fancy Nancy" on my to-read. Hadn't thought of the doll angle, but that is traditionally something that would go together. I found this non-comprehensive list:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/9...
Thank you.I only had three boys, and had no sister; sometimes I wonder what little girls are really like.
It was all boys when I was growing up, too. From a sample size of one - man, they're different.
I remember when DD, just turned 2, was starting to assert herself against the dominant local culture (ie her older brother). DS#1 announced that he when he grew up, he would have a tank. DD riposted that she would have a pink tank, driven by kitty cats.
