[ SECRET POST #6864 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6864 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[American Girl dolls]



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[Acotar/ Crescent City/Sarah J Maas]



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Comments

Inspired by the American Girl secret

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't want to yuck on someone else's yummy nostalgia, but am I the only American Girl fan who never cared about the dolls as a kid?

I liked dolls in general, and we could've afforded at least one doll. I just cared more about the books.

Re: Inspired by the American Girl secret

[philstar22]

I didn't much, but I didn't really care about dolls at all.

Re: Inspired by the American Girl secret

[(Anonymous)]

I don't remember if I was aware of the dolls. Realistically I probably was, but clearly not enough to leave any lasting memory... whereas I know I read the books, even though I don't remember their contents at all at this point.

Re: Inspired by the American Girl secret

[nocowardsoul]

I definitely cared more about the books - all the ones from the company, not just the historical characters line. I also coveted Kit's necklace.

Re: Inspired by the American Girl secret

[(Anonymous)]

I wasn't a doll kid but was a book kid... my grandparents gifted me all the Kirsten books (grandpa's family being VERY Swedish Swedish-Americans), and that's where I got into American Girl.

My family was poor, but we had a relative who briefly worked for the American Girl Company as a writer, and so that's how several kids in the family got dolls and accessories, and I will admit I always wanted Samantha's STUFF for my animals to have, but as a redhead, I got all things Felicity. Read through those books just as eagerly as the Kirsten ones, loved the props... the doll was okay.

(As an adult, I AM a doll collector, funnily enough... and I got a secondhand Samantha bed for my 16" fashion scale dolls! And I still love all the different props, even if the style of doll I collect is quite different nowadays from the AG dolls)

Re: Inspired by the American Girl secret

[(Anonymous)]

I mean I read and loved all of the books and tons of the side material (AG books on health, babysitting, ect)

I also had multiple dolls and tons of clothes/furniture and I played with it all the time.