"Hitty, Her First Hundred Years" is a children's novel written by Rachel Field and published in 1929. The story follows the adventures of a wooden doll named Hitty, who is carved from a piece of wood by a young girl in Maine. Throughout the book, Hitty experiences various events and travels to different places, reflecting the lives of the people she encounters. The narrative is presented as Hitty's autobiography, detailing her journey through a century of change. As she moves from one owner to another, Hitty witnesses historical events and cultural shifts, making her a unique observer of human life and relationships.