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The Evolution of the Classic Mold and Its Dolls

The Classic Face Mold was introduced in 1986 as the first face mold created for American Girl dolls. Its debut featured beloved characters Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly. For American Girl enthusiasts, distinguishing between different face molds is a skill. However, not everyone shares this ability. My mom, for instance, cannot tell any of the AG …

The Cover Illustration, Spoiler, Storyline of Book of GOTY 2025 “Summer Gets to Work”

I’ve been eagerly following the buzz surrounding the upcoming Girl of the Year (GOTY) for 2025 from American Girl, and Summer McKinney has certainly caught my attention. When the initial spoilers started, I couldn’t help but feel a mix of excitement and a bit of disappointment. While I had hoped for a character of color …

Comparing the First and 35th Editions of Felicity Merriman

Have you ever wondered about the history behind the beloved American Girl character Felicity Merriman? First introduced in 1991, Felicity Merriman arrived in her bright red hair, almond-shaped eyes, and a wardrobe that epitomized Colonial fashion. In 2021, American Girl celebrated its 35th anniversary by reintroducing Felicity Merriman in a limited edition bundle. This anniversary …

Truly Me 55 Doll Makeover

Truly Me 55 Doll Makeover with Jacket and Brown Boots

For many collectors and enthusiasts, each doll has a unique charm and personality that makes them more than just toys—they become cherished companions and a canvas for creativity. One such beloved doll is the Truly Me 55, known for her adorable spray of freckles, beautiful hazel eyes, and stunning dark brown hair. Despite her many …

Samantha's Book Cover Moment in Her Actual Home in Mount Kisco

Capturing Samantha’s Book Cover Moment in Her Actual Home in Mount Kisco

Hey everyone! I’ve got something super exciting to share with all you American Doll lovers. So, I recently had the incredible opportunity to take a photo in front of Samantha’s actual home in Mount Kisco, and let me tell you, it felt like stepping straight into a dream. Capturing the classic “Meet Samantha” book cover …

Are all American Girl dolls based on a true story?

For many of us, American Girl dolls were more than just toys; they were a gateway to the past. These dolls, each with their own unique backstory, served as an introduction to different historical periods in the United States. But this raises an intriguing question: are American Girl’s depictions of history accurate, and are the …