One I'd forgotten: Amy's Eyes, by Richard Kennedy. A deeply odd book, about pirates and nursery rhymes and dolls and scripture and orphans and treasure. I read it a few years ago for the first time since I was ten or eleven, and had almost the same reaction of baffled love that I had when I first read it.
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