American girl dolls
Dolls are like a friend or a companion for all those young girls who are very possessive about these, which is much more than just a toy to them. The American girl dolls are dolls based on pre-teen girl characters that were founded in 1986 by Pleasant Rowland. This was started as an attempt to make history more accessible to all those pre teen girls, who otherwise were unaware of this important subject.
The American girl dolls clearly portraying “girls as just girls” and no other character of a women's life, are available in an array of choices and thus can help every girl to choose the one she is seeking for. A doll which is like a new friend for every girl in her pre-teen ages is a companion who shares not just hundreds of hugs and kisses from her owner but also all those cute secrets and stories which these little girls have in their innocent minds.
Featuring the 9 year old girls from many eras of the American history, each doll in this line-up comes with a corresponding book that tells what being a girl was in that particular era and illustrates everything about her clothing, class, status and location at that time.
Featuring dolls like Kirsten Larson, who portrays a Swedish immigrant who later on became the pioneers in Minnesota of the mid 18th century to Samantha Parkington, who lived a luxurious life in the 20th century. The American girls dolls also entails dolls like Molly McIntire, depicting a girls life during the second world war, and even Nellie O’Malley, who is an Irish servant and is best friends with Samantha who portrays a wealthy girl of that time.
If looking into deeply then these dolls carry a very deep meaning, telling stories about how little girls changed their living according to the changing conditions and also a poor girl could be great friends with a rich one, telling that friendship knows no boundaries and in this every person is equal also, with dolls like Addy Walker depicting a story of an escaped slave to Philadelphia and Kaya a Young Native American girl of the Nez Perce tribe. Also, with dolls like Kit Kittredge showing how a girl lives her life in poor family, these dolls truly carry a very deep meaning.
The first dolls ever created actually showing how girls are, the American girl dolls are truly every girl’s companion and friends in their tender years of life, when they are actually learning what life means in reality. Veiling mysteries, surprises, happiness, sadness and many such colors, Life's truly is a book that opens a new, unread page every single day.
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