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Who are the American Girls?A Guide to the Doll and Book Characters that Girls Know By Heart
For elementary and pre-teen readers, Samantha, Kit, and Julie aren't just dolls, movie characters, or book heroines. They are friends and mirrors of themselves.
Parents, teachers, and babysitters know that the American Girl characters are somehow different in the hearts of the girls who are fascinated by them. Anyone who regularly converses with American Girl fan should learn about the girls, their time periods, and their adventures. American Girl historical books are excellent additions to bookshelves, and they make excellent gifts for elementary-aged girls. The American Girl Dolls, Friends, and BooksAddy Addy is an escaped slave living Civil War. Her books show the difficulties of living in freedom in a racist society. Books about Addy include:
Felicity and her best friend, Elizabeth Felicity and Elizabeth are Colonial girls living in Williamsburg, Virginia, during the pivitol American Revolution. Books about Felicity and Elizabeth include:
Josefina Josefina lives in Sante Fe in the early 19th century, before it became part of the United States. Books about Josefina include:
Julie and her best friend, Ivy Julie is a 1970s Californian who must deal with her family's changes after her parents divorce. Ivy, her best friend in California, is facing the challenges of family life combined with extracurricular activities. Books about Julie and Ivy include:
Kaya Kaya is Nez Perce girl who lives in 18th century Idaho. Her books reflect the Native American lifestyle before the changes brought by American settlers of the west. Books about Kaya include:
Kirsten Kirsten lives in 19th century Minnesota. She shows the struggles of Swedish immigrants who were pioneer settlers. Books about Kirsten include:
Kit and her best friend, Ruthie Kit and Ruthie are best friends whose families must face the struggles of the Great Depression in the 1930s. Books about Kit and Ruthie include:
Molly and her best friend, Emily Molly and Emily are World War 2 girls who faces the hardships of being separated from family members due to the war. Books about Molly and Emily include:
Samantha and her best friend, Nellie Samantha and Nellie are turn-of-the 20th-century East Coast girls of different social classes. Books about Samantha and Nellie include:
American Girl books, dolls, and movies speak to imaginative girls, and girls love to talk about the vicarious adventures they have with their American Girl friends. American Girl books are all published by American Girl Publishing, Inc, and Pleasant Company Publications, and written by various American Girl authors, including Valerie Tripp and Janet Shaw.
The copyright of the article Who are the American Girls? in Kids Products is owned by Alex Sharp. Permission to republish Who are the American Girls? in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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