Raggedy Ann and Andy
Series · 75
books · 1928-2025
Books in series
#8
Raggedy Ann's Secret
1959
Children's fiction/picture book.
#9
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
1997
Raggedy Ann has charmed millions of readers with her warm and optimistic outlook and unflappable approach to difficulties, while Raggedy Andy has pleased these same readers with his adventurous spirit and compassionate nature. As Gruelle's granddaughter said, "these stories contain nothing to cause fright, glorify mischief, excuse malice, or condone cruelty." All the original stories are included here, and all are guaranteed to delight and inspire.
#13
Raggedy Ann in the Magic Book
1939
Raggedy Ann tales, written and drawn by Johnny Gruelle, have been entertaining children since 1918. Pook Press are working to republish these classic works in affordable, high quality, colour editions, using the original text and artwork so these works can delight another generation of children.
#16
Raggedy Ann's Merriest Christmas
1952
Spine has some smal tearing and discoloration, pages tanned
#19
Raggedy Ann's Wooden Willie
1985
Vintage children's book by author and illustrator of Raggedy Anne series.
#20
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Kindly Rag Man
1985
#21
Raggedy Ann & Andy
The Second Treasury
1928
Originally published as three volumes. MAGICAL WISHES, THE MAGIC BOOK, and THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY.
#22
Raggedy Ann & Andy's Merry Adventures
1937
Adventures with Raggedy Ann and Andy.
#27
Raggedy Ann and the Hobby Horse
1978
This 1961 first U.S. Edition book relates an adventure of the famous twins, Raggedy Ann and Andy, and their very much animated and feeling toy Hobby Horse. The plot surrounds an attempt of a mean wizard to steal the hobby horse and bring harm to the patch-work kids. In this adventure, they meet forest animals, cowboys, a ship’s captain, witches and many more characters. With colorful traditional Ann and Andy-style illustrations, the test is equally designed for the young reader as well as adults who enjoys reading to new readers while sharing wonderful cartoon-like illustrations.
#29
Raggedy Ann and Betsy Bonnet String
2013
Raggedy Ann tales, written and drawn by Johnny Gruelle, have been entertaining children since 1918. Pook Press are working to republish these classic works in affordable, high quality, colour editions, using the original text and artwork so these works can delight another generation of children.
#32
The Box of Tricks
1988
Andy loves playing tricks on people, they do not like being on the receiving end of his tricks. They wonder if he will ever learn. Then, one day, one of his tricks backfires on him. Can Andy handle it? Read what happens next.
#33
Raggedy Ann's Nighttime Rescue
1987
Book by Eleanor Hudson
#34
Raggedy Ann and Andy and Witchie Kissabye
1985
When Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy become friends with a witch, they have adventures with the little people of the forest.
#37
This Is Raggedy Ann
1970
This book for toddlers describes the use of the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hands, and feet with drawings of Raggedy Ann.
#38
The Raggedy Ann and Andy Book
1972
#41
Raggedy Ann and Fido
1979
#45
Raggedy Ann's Birthday Party Book
2001
When a new doll is suddenly added to the collection in the nursery, Raggedy Ann and all her friends decide to give her a warm welcome with a grand party complete with colorful decorations, fun presents, a homemade cake, and an afternoon of games.
#50
Mr. Twee Deedle
Raggedy Ann's Sprightly Cousin
2012
A spectacular re-presentation of a lost classic. The second Marschall Books collection from Fantagraphics is a magnificent collection of Mr. Twee Deedle, Johnny Gruelle’s masterpiece, unjustly forgotten by history and never before reprinted since its first appearance in America’s newspapers from 1911 to 1914. The title character in the Sunday color page, Mr. Twee Deedle, is a magical wood sprite who befriends the strip’s two human children, Dickie and Dolly. Gruelle depicted a charming, fantastical child’s world, filled with light whimsy and outlandish surrealism. The artwork is among the most stunning ever to grace an Amercian newspaper page, and Gruelle’s painterly color makes every page look like it was created on a canvas.
Gruelle’s creation was the winning entry out of 1500 submissions to succeed Little Nemo, which the New York Herald was losing at the time to the rival Hearst papers. With such import, the Herald added a $2000 prize, a long contract, and arguably the most care devoted to the reproduction of any color newspaper comic strip before or since. Yet the wood sprite and his fanciful world have been strangely overlooked, partly because Gruelle created Raggedy Ann immediately after the strip’s run, eclipsing not only Mr. Twee Deedle but almost everything else the cartoonist ever did.
Mr. Twee Deedle stands as a bizarre time-warp: at a time when most children’s literature and kids’ comic strips were somewhat violent or starkly moralistic (the Brothers Grimm; the Katzenjammer Kids; and even Little Nemo itself, which often depicted nightmares, fears, and dangers), Twee Deedle was sensitive and whimsical. Instead of stark moralizing, it presented gentle lessons. It reads today like a work for the 21st century… indeed for all times, all ages.
Mr. Twee Deedle is edited and includes an introduction by comics historian Rick Marschall. The volume will present the first year of the forgotten masterpiece and selected episodes from later years, as well as special drawings, promotional material, and related artwork. 128 pages of full color
#51
Raggedy Ann & Andy
I Spy! A Book of Shapes
2001
While looking around their nursery, Raggedy Ann and Andy discover items of many different shapes, in this boldly illustrated board book for young fans.
#52
Raggedy Ann & Andy
2025
#53
The Raggedy Ann Book
1969
#54
Raggedy Ann's Cooking School
1979
#55
Love, Raggedy Ann
2008
Raggedy Ann has special valentine treats for all of her friends! In this unique and squeezably adorable new format, a plush Raggedy Ann doll is suspended on the spine and die-cut through each board page so that she whirls and twirls as she shares her valentine's greetings.
This board book includes a Raggedy Ann plush suspended in spine with elastic and die-cut through the center of book.
#56
Raggedy Ann's Beach Bag
2009
Raggedy Ann and Annie are spending a warm sunny day at the beach. With Raggedy Ann along, you can be sure it won't be just any ordinary day. There are lots of fun press-out board play pieces in Raggedy Ann's beach bag to help make this adventure, one full of imagination and fun.
What a handle die-cut through all the pages, this book is perfect to carry along to the beach or to create an imaginary beach adventure with Raggedy Ann!
#57
Meet Raggedy Ann
2008
Annie is feeling sad and lonely in her new home when she comes across a weathered Raggedy Ann—a doll both her Mom and Grandma had played with as young girls! With a few new stitches, a new dress, and new red yarn braids, the NEW Raggedy Ann is ready to take Annie on adventures of her own! Join Annie and Raggedy Ann in this first story in their series of all-new adventures.
#58
Judy's Raggedy Ann
1981
#59
The Real-for-Sure Story of Raggedy Ann
2001
This charming illustrated story for young children tells how Raggedy Ann came to be, from scraps in a sewing basket to a cherished doll that has delighted people across the world.
#61
Raggedy Ann and Andy Friend
1985
#63
Raggedy Ann and Andy Go Flying
1980
When Marcella goes on her first airplane trip, Raggedy Ann and Andy also set out on an adventure in flying.
#64
Raggedy Ann and the Tagalong Present
a story of sound
1971
There is no ISBN number on this book.
#66
Raggedy Ann and Andy
1977
Raggedy Ann and Andy venture into the Deep-Deep Woods in search of Babette, a beautiful Parisan doll kidnapped by Captain Contagious.
#68
Raggedy Ann and the Daffy Taffy Pull
1972
Raggedy Ann is a lovable doll with a head full of cotton and a sweet candy heart. She and her doll friends pop right out of the pages in this new adventure in which a taffy pull proves to be a really sticky problem. The fun, excitement and color of this delightful story is captured in the magic of three-dimensional illustrations making the characters come to life.
#69
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Lois Short Stories
2010
#70
Raggedy Ann and Andy and How Raggedy Ann Was Born
1982
Marcella brings two faded, faceless old Raggedy dolls down from the attic and dreams of sharing adventures with them.
#72
I LOVE U RAGGEDY ANN-B
1987
The beloved little rag doll enjoys her day feeding the birds, watering the plants, and being the guest at a tea party.
#73
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Cookbook
1975
A famous duo gives instructions for making beautiful breakfasts, super salads, delectable desserts, terrific treats, and other culinary delights.
#74
Raggedy Ann's Picture-Perfect Christmas
1988
On Christmas Eve, Raggedy Ann and her friends still do not have a gift for Marcella—until a stranger enters the picture.
#75
The Original Adventures of Raggedy Ann
1988
Presents a collection of Raggedy Ann stories, including "Raggedy Ann and the Kite," "Raggedy Ann Rescues Fido," and "Raggedy Ann and the Kittens."
#77
Raggedy Ann and Andy Storybook
1980
#78
The Raggedy Ann and Andy Family Album
1989
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy are among the best loved and most long lived dolls still available today. Millions of people loved these soft and charming rag dolls as children, and seek them again as adults with nostalgic thoughts of less demanding times. The famous candy heart inside some Anns and "I LOVE YOU" heart on others endeared her to her owners. The original Raggedy Ann dolls were created in 1918 by Johnny Gruelle in response to requests from readers of his very popular Raggedy Ann series of books about Ann, her friends, and her adventures. Gruelle and his family produced a few dolls to help sell the books, and later their design was licensed to various manufacturers so that the dolls are still popular today. The author includes updated prices to help guide collectors.
#79
RAGGEDY ANN GETS LOST
1987
A day of exciting adventures for Raggedy Ann begins when she falls in the river and begins to float downstream. On board pages.
#80
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Absent-Minded Magician
1982
While investigating a spooky old house, Raggedy Ann and Andy discover a magician's workshop.
#81
Raggedy Ann in the Deep Deep Woods
Classic Edition
1930
Raggedy Ann tales, written and drawn by Johnny Gruelle, have been entertaining children since 1918. Pook Press are working to republish these classic works in affordable, high quality, colour editions, using the original text and artwork so these works can delight another generation of children.
#84
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Sewing Book
1977
Step-by-step instructions for sewing and embroidering such items as a work apron, toy bag, eyeglass cases, and costumes.
#85
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy's Department Store Caper
1988
Book by Happy House
#86
Raggedy Ann and the Christmas Thief
1999
#87
Raggedy Ann & Andy's Animal Friend
1935
#88
Raggedy Ann and Andy
2nd Giant Treasury
1989
Adapted from
Raggedy Ann and Andy and Witchie Kissabye,
Raggedy Ann and the golden ring,
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Kindly Ragman,
Raggedy Ann and Andy in the magic book,
More Raggedy Ann and Andy stories,
Marcella: a Raggedy Ann story,
Raggedy Ann's magical wishes,
Raggedy Ann and Andy's merry adventures
#89
Raggedy Ann and Andy
Bend and Stretch
1986
#90
Busy Days With Raggedy Ann and Andy
1976
Book by Ottum, Bob
#91
Raggedy Ann & Andy
Going to Grandma's
2001
Raggedy Ann and Andy take an airplane trip to visit Marcella’s grandmother in this sweet Level 2 Ready-to-Read!
Marcella is on her way to visit her grandmother—and Raggedy Ann and her brother Andy are so excited to tag along! It’s their first time on a plane, so Raggedy Ann and Andy sneak out of Marcella’s suitcase in the baggage compartment and their trip quickly turns into a new adventure. But will they make it back to Marcella’s suitcase before the plane lands?
Celebrate 100 years of Raggedy Ann and Andy with this timeless story!
#92
My Own Raggedy Ann
True Stories
2025
#93
Raggedy Ann & Andy
The Haunted Day
1985
#94
Raggedy Ann at the country fair
1987
Being lost at a country fair gives Raggedy Ann an opportunity to explain to the new toys she meets the importance of having a real home and someone to love you.
#97
The animated Raggedy Ann and Andy
An intimate look at the art of animation its history, techniques, and artists
1977
Book by Canemaker, John
#99
Snowden, Raggedy Ann and Andy's Christmas Eve Adventure
1998
An Adventure at Grandma's house On Christmas eve with Snowden, Rageddy Ann and Andy.
#100
Raggedy Ann and Andy and the haunted dollhouse
1982
Raggedy Ann and Andy investigate a haunted doll house in the playroom.
#101
Raggedy Ann & Andy and the Pirates of Outgo Inlet
1981
The raggedy dolls are off to the rescue when their dog Raggedy Arthur is captured by pirates.
#102
The Travels of Jerry Smith and Raggedy-Ann
2001
Book by Von Bulow, Harry
#104
Raggedy Ann & Andy
The Tun of
1984
#106
RAGGEDY ANN I SEE U
1987
The reader is invited to help Raggedy Ann find her friends by looking through die-cut holes in board pages.
#107
Raggedy Ann's Candy Heart Kisses
Sweet Thoughts to Share
2004
A collection of quotations about kindness and friendship, taken from the books about Raggedy Ann and Andy, offers insightful and inspiring thoughts on compassion, loyalty, and generosity.
#108
Raggedy Ann & Andy & the Gold Buttons
1985
#109
Raggedy Ann and Johnny Gruelle
A Bibliography of Published Works
2001
This illustrated survey covers all known Johnny Gruelle published works, with over 400 illustrations, detailed bibliographic annotations, a complete price guide, and sections devoted to newspaper and magazine appearances, his book-length works, works inspired by Gruelle, and his creations.
#115
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Green Thumb Book
An Adventure in Growing Things--Indoors and Out
1975
Raggedy Ann and Andy describe different flowers, vegetables, and fruits that can be grown indoors and out in a garden.
#116
Raggedy Ann's Words of Friendship
Kind Thoughts for One and All
2002
Celebrates the value of friendship, love, and loyalty through a collection of statements taken from original storybooks, enhanced with full color illustrations.
#117
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Green Thumb Book
An Adventure in Growing Things, Indoors and Out
1975
Raggedy Ann and Andy describe different flowers, vegetables, and fruits that can be grown indoors and out in a garden.
#119
Dolls
An Inside Look at Dolls from Raggedy Ann to Barbie
1991
Examines dolls down through the ages, including those of the ancient Egyptians, medieval Europe, and the twentieth century.
#120
Raggedy Ann & Andy
Old Friends, New Friends
2002
Marcella is meeting new friends. The dolls come along
and make some new friends too! Join Raggedy Ann
and Andy as they learn about friends of all kinds.
#121
Raggedy Andy's Treasure Hunt
1973
Vintage children's book
#122
WHERE R YOU,RGDY ANDY?
1987
In a game of hide-and-seek, Raggedy Ann looks for Raggedy Andy in a cabinet, under a table, and behind a bush, before finding him in a toy chest
#123
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy At the Park
A Pop-Up Book About Opposites
1992
#126
Honest-to-Goodness Story of Raggedy Andy, The
2004
Johnny Gruelle created Raggedy Ann as a gift to his daughter Marcella. Mr. Gruelle's two sons, Worth and Dickie, loved Raggedy Ann but felt that she was lonely and needed a brother. Over time, Gruelle created Raggedy Andy with the same floppy charm as Raggedy Ann.
#128
Raggedy Andy
The I Can Do It, You Can Do It Book
1973
3rd printing. A Giant Golden Book. The illustrated story of Raggedy Ann and Andy as they learn about growing up. Based on the Johnny Gruelle characters. Unpaginated, large format.
#129
Raggedy Ann & Raggedy Andy Pop-Ups
On the Farm: A Book About Animals
1992
Book by Rh Value Publishing
Authors
Johnny Gruelle
Author · 47 books
Johnny Gruelle was an American artist, political cartoonist, children's book author and illustrator (and even songwriter). He is known as the creator of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. He had such confidence in his design that often he would create the final ink work without first sketching in pencil. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny\_G...
Patricia Hall
Author · 5 books
Since 1967, Patricia Hall has collected and researched Johnny Gruelle's books, dolls, artwork, and periodical appearances. In 1970 and 1973, her Gruelle book collection won in competitions sponsored by the University of California at Santa Cruz and UCLA. In 1988 Patricia was awarded an NEH Grant-in-Aid to continue her research on Gruelle. In 1990-91, she was Guest Curator for "Magical Hearts," the Indiana State Museum exhibition honoring Johnny Gruelle and Raggedy Ann. In 1994, Patricia was consultant and writer for the 90-minute documentary video, Raggedy Ann & Andy: Johnny Gruelle's Dolls with Heart produced by Sirocco Productions. Patricia's Gruelle/Raggedy collection was featured in the November/December 1990 issue of Americana magazine, and has been exhibited by the Fisher-Price Toy Town Museum (1997) and Target Corporation (1998). Patricia's published articles on Gruelle have appeared in Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, Table Rock Sentinel, Connecticut, Blue Ridge Country,The Encyclopedia of Indianapolis, and Cloth Doll . She is a regular contributor to "Rags" and "For the Heart's Sake," two national newsletters for Raggedy fans. Patricia currently serves as Historical Consultant for the Johnny Gruelle Raggedy Ann and Andy Museum in Arcola, Illinois. Prior to 1985, Patricia was Education Division Director for the American Association for State & Local History. She holds an M.A. in Folklore & Mythology from UCLA, and a B.S. from the University of California at Santa Cruz and is co-editor of the book Folklife and Museums (AASLH Press, 1987). Patricia Hall lives in San Diego.
Patricia Hall
Author · 24 books
Patricia Hall is the pen-name of journalist Maureen O'Connor. She was born and brought up in West Yorkshire, which is where she has chosen to set her acclaimed series of novels featuring reporter Laura Ackroyd and DCI Michael Thackeray. She is married, with two grown-up sons, and now lives in Oxford.
Nancy Willard
Author · 41 books
NANCY WILLARD was an award-winning children's author, poet, and essayist who received the Newbery Medal in 1982 for A Visit to William Blake's Inn. She wrote dozens of volumes of children's fiction and poetry, including The Flying Bed, Sweep Dreams, and Cinderella's Dress. She also authored two novels for adults, Things Invisible to See and Sister Water, and twelve books of poetry, including Swimming Lessons: New and Selected Poems. She lived with her husband, photographer Eric Lindbloom, and taught at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York.
