America Girl Dolls Will Make Any Little Girl's Dream Come True!

A few decades back, Barbie dolls were all the rage. You couldn't go anywhere without seeing a Western Barbie, or a Veterinarian Barbie or an Astronaut Barbie. Look back 20 years ago and Cabbage Patch Dolls were all the rage with their chubby little faces and yarn hair.
Today, it's America Girl Dolls that is the latest craze of little girls young and old.
These dolls have little girls crawling on Santa's lap pleading for him to bring a special doll for them on Christmas or begging on hands and knees for their parents to get them their favorite doll for their birthday. Be prepared, these dolls do not come cheap, but the quality and craftsmanship of the dolls and accessories is unsurpassable and, with proper care, they will last for generations to come.

Each one of the dolls from the American Girl collection comes with a name, a story and a different ethnic background or country, but all of them are based her in the United States at different time periods of our history.

Some of the dolls have traveled from a different country, like Kirsten Larson who has made her way with her family all the way from Sweden and settles in Minnesota in 1768.

She must learn a new language and make new friends, but she also has the opportunity to introduce some of her culture to those she meets. Another story is that of Josefina Montoya, growing up in New Mexico in 1894, she is determined to preserve her mother's memory after she passes away.

Her story is one of sadness but also one of welcoming new ideas while still maintaining part of the past.

You can fast forward in time to the fabulous 50's and hear the story of Molly McEntire.
You'll have fun playing with her fun little record player and retro clothes while still learning about the trials and tribulations that she must deal with like living through World War II and what sacrifices she had to make during that time.

Each of the America Girl Dolls have a story, each different and unique in their own way, but the underlying message is all the same; with team work, determination and honesty, you can make it though anything and come out better on the other end.
That is a message that every little girl (and adult for that matter) should live their lives by.