Onto Part III of my review of 14" Style Girls/ Style Dreamers dolls!
As I talked about in Part II of my review, looking over Big Lots Piper and her twin Melanie from Burlington, I still wasn't clear on the differences, if any, between the dolls. [node:read-more:link]
I'm back for Part II of my New Adventures Style Girls/ Style Dreamers dolls review!
Like I mentioned in Part I, it was while doing my original review that I heard about the alternate version of Playzone Style Girls, "Style Dreamers," that could be found at Tuesday Morning--in particular the one that did not have a Playzone lookalike. [node:read-more:link]
New Adventures 14" Style Girls dolls have gotten a bit of recognition over the last half year or so. They're surprisingly cute and very affordable, perfect for anyone who wants one of the popular smaller dolls on a budget. [node:read-more:link]
This week I'm really happy to be reviewing Target's Our Generation new boy doll Rafael!
Rafael
is pretty special because he's the first ever Our Generation boy doll. He's not, however, the first boy from Battat, the company who makes Our
Generation dolls. In the 1990s, Battat had another 18" doll collection
called Collector's Lane Kids, which included one boy doll and four girl
dolls. [node:read-more:link]
After years (probably decades) of American Girl fans asking for a boy doll, AG has released their first "American Boy," Logan Everett. It feels a bit like the old best friend doll days with Logan's debut, as his release accompanies AG rising country music star Tenney Grant, whose backup drummer happens to be--you guessed it: Logan Everett. [node:read-more:link]
I saw her on the Tonner website a while back and could've just died. --which would fit right in with the Maudlynn Macabre theme. She's macabre. And I do mean that in the nicest way. [node:read-more:link]
