Doll Hospital Books in Order
Part ofJoan Holub Books in OrderExplore the Doll Hospital books by Joan Holub in reading order, with short summaries of Rose and Lila's discoveries to help you choose where to start.
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Doll Hospital books in publication order
6 books
Goldie's Fortune
by Joan Holub
2002
At their grandmother’s doll hospital, Rose and Lila hear the history of Goldie, a doll owned by Eliza. Her family’s loss of wealth during the Great Depression links the doll’s past with the sisters’ present-day discoveries.
Tatiana Comes to America
by Joan Holub
2002
Rose and Lila reluctantly stay with their grandmother until her doll hospital reveals Tatiana’s story. The doll accompanied a Russian girl named Anya on a difficult journey to America, where arriving at Ellis Island brought new uncertainty.
Danielle's Dollhouse Wish
by Joan Holub
2003
Rose and Lila help their grandmother restore a Parisian dollhouse for a museum. Her ability to hear dolls' stories reveals the connection between its miniature family and a student at an 1890s boarding school.
Glory's Freedom
by Joan Holub
2003
Their grandmother's doll hospital introduces Rose and Lila to Glory, a doll given to an enslaved girl named May. Glory's story follows May's journey on the Underground Railroad as she seeks freedom from slavery.
Saving Marissa
by Joan Holub
2003
Rose and Lila find a damaged baby doll at their babysitter Jill's home and ask their grandmother to restore it. Hearing Marissa's story reveals her place in Jill's childhood and the aunt who gave her.
Charlotte's Choice
by Joan Holub
2004
A visit to a Shaker village leads Rose and Lila to hear Charlotte's story. The doll belonged to Daisy, an orphan taken in by the Shakers after a cholera epidemic devastated her family in 1832.
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