Video talk: The Dolls House
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All the children at school are invited to admire a glamorous new doll’s house, which is particularly admired because in its tiny dining room is a little amber lamp that looks as if it has been filled with oil, ready for lighting, but the two Kelvey girls, Lil and Else, have been excluded from the treat. But Kezia Burnell has something more of independence than her sisters and one day, swinging on the gate, she sees the Kelvey girls walking along the road and, on an impulse, invites them in to look.
This brilliant short story set in Karori, NZ, is deceptively simple, evocative and deeply memorable. Join the girls and see for yourself that painted doll’s house and “the little lamp”.
Links to download the full short story, or for more information, where to find the books I recommend, enjoy related videos or movies, websites and much more can be found on my The Dolls House page here.
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