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Art by Duy Truong. Alfred said, "It happened in an instant. There was nothing anyone could have done. I imagine Cole's henchman was instructed to shoot Durango and when he didn't see him, he shot Ma." I cradled Ma Parker in my arms. I could see that she was alive. I took a look at the wound that appeared to be around the shoulder. "We need a doctor!' Someone said, "There is no doctor."

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Art by Nour Hassan and Duy Truong....... This is our first picture ( of over 400 ) that appears in the Wurtherington Diary..... As with many illustrated classic stories, it is a story with unique characters and deals with hope, determination, compassion, and much more. In the opening preface, Robert Landsbury discovers the diary in a shed on a newly purchased estate in River Fall, Ohio and passes it along to his associates. The diary is faithfully preserved for today's reader. In it, the reader will discover that a ten-year-old mute girl, Tammy Wurtherington residing in the Wixby estate is the author. She loves to make dolls in a shed out in back of the house. She lives with Lord Wixby and Aunt May in a lavish estate at the edge o...

Art by Duy Truong, Tammy and the Declaration of Independence. Tammy is magically transported to the enchanted land of Kira and meets her friends on the palace balcony.

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Original Portrait Parchment as discovered. Art by Duy Truong. "...A delightful tale of a brave little girl that will enthrall readers of all ages." C. Miller Fully Restored un-revised Illustrated edition for all ages. This book is available in Spanish editions. Note: Amazon LOOK INSIDE may be abbreviated. See PRINT editions for more of the sample material. Flesch-Kincaid Reading Grade Level is suitable for 9--adult. This edition is the full length edition with 33,000 words. An abbreviated edition for 8-12 is available with 7500 words. An 8-10 edition with 3600 words and a Reading Grade level of 3.2 is available. As with many illustrated classic stories, it is a story with unique characters and deals with hope, determination, compa...

The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Jesse, Ty and Duy Truong. We strolled down the busy street. A lamplighter was busy lighting the street lights as the Sun would soon reach the western horizon. We wound our way back to the main gate and passed by the guards without any concern. Zeke and Cedric joined us and I told them they were heroes for rescuing us and gave them both a kiss. They flew off into the distance and returned with our bee friends. Soon we were flying over the beautiful lakes and rivers that surrounded Capira. Later, we passed over columns of soldiers and carts that lined the road leading to the Oxboar forest. I calculated that they would be there in a day. So far, everything was looking good. Catherine...

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A cute girl mouse, in black and white, from the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie. This chatty cartoon mouse is making music on the steamboat with the other cartoon mouse.

A running cute girl mouse portrait, in black and white, from the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie.

Cover: The Little Doll Girl : The Wurtherington Diary Book #1 (of 8) "...A delightful tale of a brave little girl that will enthrall readers of all ages." C. Miller Fully Restored un-revised Illustrated edition for all ages. This book is available in Spanish editions. Note: Amazon LOOK INSIDE may be abbreviated. See PRINT editions for more of the sample material. Flesch-Kincaid Reading Grade Level is suitable for 9--adult. This edition is the full length edition with 33,000 words. An abbreviated edition for 8-12 is available with 7500 words. An 8-10 edition with 3600 words and a Reading Grade level of 3.2 is available. As with many illustrated classic stories, it is a story with unique characters and deals with hope, determination...

Art by Duy Truong Tammy addresses the members of the second Continental Congress. I stood beside him in the center of the hall. "Thank you, Thomas Jefferson and good persons who have gathered to sign this historic document. I can stand here as a humble ten-year-old child and tell you that this may very well be the most important moment in the birth of a new nation. Of course I am honored to be here with you and will speak for the future generations that will benefit from your courage in affixing your signatures to the Declaration of Independence. I understand that you do all of this with regret only because of the injustices that have been thrust upon you. In that the injustices that continue to flow across the Atlantic seem to becom...

July 14, 1774 Dear Diary, Lucinda gave me a jeweled necklace that gave us the power to travel back in time and sent all of us to London to correct the space-time continuum as best we could. She said that she could watch over us with her crystal and we could talk to each other as long as I wore the necklace. Alfred could time travel, but only as a mouse. He said he found it humiliating to be reduced to such small stature. He grumbled about it from time to time. Cedric and Zeke were delighted that they could be at my side while we tweaked with history.

The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Duy Truong. Zeke liked the idea. "I'm hungry," he said. "Maybe we can beg for some scraps to eat." Cedric sniffed the air. "I smell something good cooking back there." We knocked on the back door and an older woman answered. I had told my associates to look a bit forlorn and hungry. "Pardon me, mum." I said. "My pets are hungry and I have no food." She looked at the forlorn mammals that had their tongues hanging out. Zeke went a little too far and acted like he was passing out and fell to the ground gasping for water. "Water! Water! I must have water...." Cedric did well. He fanned Zeke with his feathered hat while he cradled his friend in his arms. He looked up to the lady wi...

Art by Duy Truong Tammy shows General Washington her five pointed star. "It is nothing at all," she said. "Any child can make a perfect star and not give it a second thought." "We have a young lady here with us," said George Washington. "Tammy, is it as simple as that?" I grabbed a scissors and I seized a piece of paper lying on the table and began snipping." It is nothing at all." I handed him a perfect five pointed star. Betsy handed him one that she had cut. The officers with Washington held back their grins as best they could. One said, "General Washington, you have been out maneuvered by all this. I would bet that even the mouse agrees."

Chapter Nine. The Little Doll Girl. Art by Duy Truong.

The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl. Art by Duy Truong "Heave ho! Heave ho! Back to the sea you go!" The crew lassoed the beached whale and began dragging it back into the sea. While Captain Flynn directed his men with the task, long tentacles burst out of the water and wrapped around him pulling him in. "It's Nellie!" he cried. Others rushed to his aid and began dueling the giant octopus. It was a fierce struggle for all. It did not look good for the Captain and I looked into the Nellie's eyes and had an idea. I ran into a toy store and grabbed a red rubber ball. The clerk looked at me when I picked it up. "Captain Flynn will pay for it! I'll be right back." I ran to the shore where all the ruckus was taking place. I shout...

The Wurtherington Diary: Tammy and the Declaration of Independence Art by Duy Truong. I remembered the Liberty Bell housed in the tower. "I found a bell not far from here. I was told that it had a crack in it and that it has been repaired. Now you are afraid to ring it because it may crack once again. I say we go out and ring the bell of liberty and let freedom ring as it has never rung before. If it should crack again, I say we let it be, as it will remind future generations that we were not afraid to ring it and would not let a little thing like a crack in a bell or a king on a tiny island sway us from our resolve." "Hear, Hear!" With that we all pushed through the door and climbed the staircase that led to the Liberty Bell. Everyon...

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Art by Nour Hassan and Duy Truong....... This is our first picture ( of over 400 ) that appears in the Wurtherington Diary..... As with many illustrated classic stories, it is a story with unique characters and deals with hope, determination, compassion, and much more. In the opening preface, Robert Landsbury discovers the diary in a shed on a newly purchased estate in River Fall, Ohio and passes it along to his associates. The diary is faithfully preserved for today's reader. In it, the reader will discover that a ten-year-old mute girl, Tammy Wurtherington residing in the Wixby estate is the author. She loves to make dolls in a shed out in back of the house. She lives with Lord Wixby and Aunt May in a lavish estate at the edge o...

Wurtherington, Diary, art by Duy Truong. This is our second bedtime scene and Duy Truong has created another marvelous piece of art that is simply stunning. In this scene, the reader can see that Polly, the loveable vulture, has joined the group. Duy has gone all out with this drawing (as she always does) and has all the little touches that make this painting magical. It is bedtime now. I have Zeke and Cedric tucked in doll-size beds in opposite corners of the room. I discovered that they tend to keep each other awake when they are too close together. Polly stood outside the window looking so forlorn all by herself; it was clear to me she wanted a sleeping place with us. I told her she could sleep at the foot of my bed and I would ma...

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The Wurtherington Diary: Tammy the Little Doll Tammy, Zeke and Cedric fly to Kira on the gigantic Bees. Water Color by Jesse Ty and Duy Truong.

A portrait of a smiley cartoon girl mouse, from the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie, in monochrome black line.

The Wurtherington Diary: Tammy and the California Gold Rush. Art by Duy Truong. Book Four in the series. Large sizes are available too.

Art by Nour Hassan and Duy Truong This is a scene from the "Wurtherington Diary." The creature said, "I am an opossum, sir and I am known as Zeke, far and wide." I offered my hand and he licked it. "No, I wish to make you my friend and if you shake my hand we will be friends." I showed him how to do it properly. I told myself that I must remember that Zeke was a mammal and not a human and would not have any understanding of human nature. It was not that easy to do, as up until yesterday, anyone who talked to me was a human. Now I find myself talking to a mouse, an octopus, and now an opossum. I reminded myself that Kira was a strange land and it was my duty to learn the customs if I was going to be of any help at all.

Art by Duy Truong. This is the second scene in the series. Alfred turned green!

Barogh poses for Tammy.

Art by Duy Truong. Tammy and Alfred are swept into a whirlpool in book One.The Little Doll Girl.

A cute girl mouse concentrating portrait, from the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie.

A portrait of a cute girl mouse running, from the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie.

The Wurtherington Diary: The California Gold Rush art by Duy Truong. I asked Polly if she wanted to be big and give us a ride to Sacramento. "Caw, caw, caw!" I said, "Turn around three times and close your eyes And soon you will be close to the skies. Make that which was small, Grow and be so very tall. Alakazim, Alakazam!" She did the turnaround and Polly became as large as ever. We hopped on Polly and flew high overhead and followed the road. We could see a quintet of bandits robbing the stage and running off with the strong box. We circled a few times as I wanted see where they were going.

The Wurtherington Diary: Tammy and the California Gold Rush. Art by Duy Truong. Book Four in the series. This is a Portrait of Tammy and Alfred in their prospecting outfits.