Julie is consistent with other American Girl artwork of the doll: She’s thin and willowy, with long, blonde hair. The Julie American Girl doll comes with a copy of her journal.

Courtesy American Girl Fans can choose from eight characters: 1854's frontier girl Kirsten, 1934's Kit Kittredge, 1944's Molly, 1904's Samantha, 1986's Courtney, 1974's Julie, 1954's Maryellen and ...

It turns out the mini-dolls have actually been around for nearly 30 years; the first ones launched in 1995. Each mini-doll comes packaged in a scaled-down version of the classic red American Girl ...

History is repeating itself at American Girl, and fans are here for the nostalgia. The brand announced in an Instagram post on May 6 that it would be rereleasing three of its most beloved dolls ...

She also is an icon for many Minnesota girls who grew up with the American Girl line of dolls in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, along with its catalogs and books describing a year in the life of each ...

The inaugural American Girl dolls did something novel for a children’s toy: they taught U.S. history. One doll, Kirsten, was a Swedish immigrant whose family settled in Minnesota Territory in ...

And they're talking about the American Girl doll Molly McIntire, one of the original 18-inch dolls released by Pleasant Company. She is a 9-year-old World War II patriot whose father is away at war.