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Let's talk about my favorite American Girl, Felicity! I know that I tend to call all of them my favorite but Felicity really is my favorite. 😂 Her collection is the most beautiful and detailed collection of the American Girls and the one I drooled over as a kid. In my post Meet the Historical Dolls I shared how I saved up my money as a child to purchase Felicity. She was my second doll and the last doll I would get until adulthood. (She's the doll in the middle.) Felicity was the fourth…

Limited Edition Historical Items are outfits, accessories and furniture[1] for Historical and BeForever characters that are only available for a short amount of time before retirement. Unlike other retirements, these have generally been given an end date at the time of release. During the Pleasant Company Era, only one set of limited edition outfits--called Special Edition on packaging--were released, each for the five available Historical Characters out in early 1997. This was the first…

American Girl gets a lot of strikes from American Girl fans, and many hone in on the historical accuracy. Samantha gets the most controversy for being so-called in the “Edwardian era” a…

The original American Girl Club and Historical Society started in 1996 and lasted until 1998. In the early 2000s American Girl changed the format and design of the club. It then became The American…

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American Girl has unveiled a new doll, Caroline Abbott. The historical character doll is based on the charter that “will inspire today’s girls with stories of courage and kindness as she becomes a true hero by giving of herself without expecting anything in return. Caroline is a 9-year-old girl growing up near Lake Ontario (Sackets…

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