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Changes for Samantha

2009-11-23T18:37:50Z

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	[[Image:Samantha6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Changes for Samantha]] ]]		[[Image:Samantha6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Changes for Samantha]] ]]
-	[[Image:Samantha6v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Changes for Samantha (1988-1998)]]'''''Changes for Samantha''''' is the sixth book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].	+	'''''Changes for Samantha''''' is the sixth book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha6v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Changes for Samantha (1988-1998)]]
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Changes for Samantha]]
		+	\|}

Samantha's Surprise

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	[[Image:Samantha3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Samantha's Surprise]] ]]		[[Image:Samantha3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Samantha's Surprise]] ]]
-	[[Image:Samantha3v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Samantha's Surprise (1986-1998)]]'''''Samantha's Surprise''''' is the third book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].	+	'''''Samantha's Surprise''''' is the third book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha3v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Samantha's Surprise (1986-1998)]]
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Samantha's Surprise]]
		+	\|}

Samantha Learns a Lesson

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	[[Image:Samantha2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Samantha Learns a Lesson]] ]]		[[Image:Samantha2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Samantha Learns a Lesson]] ]]
-	[[Image:Samantha2v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Samantha Learns a Lesson (1986-1998)]]'''''Samantha Learns a Lesson''''' is the second book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].	+	'''''Samantha Learns a Lesson''''' is the second book in the [[Samantha Parkington\|'''Samantha series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back: School in 1904===		===Looking Back: School in 1904===

		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha2v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Samantha Learns a Lesson (1986-1998)]]
		+	\|[[Image:Samantha2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Samantha Learns a Lesson ]]
		+	\|}

	==Items associated with ''Samantha Learns a Lesson''==		==Items associated with ''Samantha Learns a Lesson''==

Tía Magdalena

2009-11-23T18:31:29Z

Facts:

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	==Facts==		==Facts==

-	'''Name:''' Magdalena (?)	+	*'''Name:''' Magdalena (?)
-	'''First Appearance:'''	+	*'''First Appearance:'''

	==Relatives==		==Relatives==

Changes for Kaya

2009-11-23T18:29:50Z

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	[[Image:kaya6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Changes for Kaya]] ]]		[[Image:kaya6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Changes for Kaya]] ]]
-	[[Image:Kaya6v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Changes for Kaya (2002-2004)]]'''''Changes for Kaya''''' is the sixth book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].	+	'''''Changes for Kaya''''' is the sixth book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===

		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Kaya6v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Changes for Kaya (2002-2004)]]
		+	\|[[Image:kaya6_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Changes for Kaya]]
		+	\|}

Kaya and Lone Dog

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	[[Image:kaya4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya and Lone Dog]] ]]		[[Image:kaya4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya and Lone Dog]] ]]
-	[[Image:Kaya4v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya and Lone Dog (2002-2004)]]'''''Kaya and Lone Dog''''' is the fourth book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].	+	'''''Kaya and Lone Dog''''' is the fourth book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===

		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Kaya4v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya and Lone Dog (2002-2004)]]
		+	\|[[Image:kaya4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of Kaya and Lone Dog]]
		+	\|}

Kaya's Hero

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	[[Image:kaya3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya's Hero]] ]]		[[Image:kaya3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya's Hero]] ]]
-	[[Image:Kaya3v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya's Hero (2002-2004)]]'''''Kaya's Hero''''' is the third book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].	+	'''''Kaya's Hero''''' is the third book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===

		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Kaya3v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya's Hero (2002-2004)]]
		+	\|[[Image:kaya3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Kaya's Hero ]]
		+	\|}

Kaya's Escape!

2009-11-23T18:24:56Z

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	[[Image:kaya2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya's Escape]] ]]		[[Image:kaya2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Kaya's Escape]] ]]
-	[[Image:Kaya2v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya's Escape (2002-2004)]]'''''Kaya’s Escape''''' is the second book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].	+	'''''Kaya’s Escape''''' is the second book in the [[Kaya'aton'my\|'''Kaya series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===

		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Kaya2v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Kaya's Escape (2002-2004)]]
		+	\|[[Image:kaya2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of Kaya's Escape]]
		+	\|}

Happy Birthday, Felicity!

2009-11-23T18:19:27Z

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	[[Image:felicity4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Happy Birthday, Felicity!]] ]]		[[Image:felicity4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Happy Birthday, Felicity!]] ]]
-	[[Image:Felicity4v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Happy Birthday, Felicity! (1992-2000)]]'''''Happy Birthday, Felicity!''''' is the fourth book in the [[Felicity Merriman\|'''Felicity series''']].	+	'''''Happy Birthday, Felicity!''''' is the fourth book in the [[Felicity Merriman\|'''Felicity series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	===Looking Back===		===Looking Back===

		+	==Book Covers==

		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Image:Felicity4v1.jpg\|thumb\|The first version of Happy Birthday, Felicity! (1992-2000)]]
		+	\|[[Image:felicity4_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The current cover of [[Happy Birthday, Felicity!]] ]]
		+	\|}

	==Items associated with ''Happy Birthday, Felicity!''==		==Items associated with ''Happy Birthday, Felicity!''==

Happy Birthday, Molly!

2009-11-23T18:16:29Z

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	[[File:HappyBirthdayMolly.jpg \|right \|thumb \|The current version of Happy Birthday, Molly!]]		[[File:HappyBirthdayMolly.jpg \|right \|thumb \|The current version of Happy Birthday, Molly!]]
-	[[Image:Molly4v2.jpg\|thumb\|The second version of Happy Birthday, Molly! (1989-2000)]] [[File:Happyscan.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]'''''Happy Birthday, Molly!''''' is the fourth book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].	+	'''''Happy Birthday, Molly!''''' is the fourth book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].

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	*What teenagers did and how they got money		*What teenagers did and how they got money
	*Choices a girl could have when she graduated high school.		*Choices a girl could have when she graduated high school.
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Happyscan.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]
		+	\|[[Image:Molly4v2.jpg\|thumb\|The second version of Happy Birthday, Molly! (1989-2000)]]
		+	\|[[File:HappyBirthdayMolly.jpg \|right \|thumb \|The current version of Happy Birthday, Molly!]]
		+	\|}
		+
	==Items associated with ''Happy Birthday, Molly!''==		==Items associated with ''Happy Birthday, Molly!''==
	* [[Party Pinafore and Birthday Crown]]		* [[Party Pinafore and Birthday Crown]]

Molly's Surprise

2009-11-23T18:14:03Z

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-	[[Image:Molly3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of ''Molly's Surprise''.]][[File:Surprise86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]'''''Molly's Surprise''''' is the third book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].	+	[[Image:Molly3_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of ''Molly's Surprise''.]]'''''Molly's Surprise''''' is the third book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	*There weren't many toys made due to the war, but Sears and Roebuck catalogue still had toys for sale.		*There weren't many toys made due to the war, but Sears and Roebuck catalogue still had toys for sale.
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Surprise86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]
		+	\|}
		+

	==Items associated with ''Molly's Surprise''==		==Items associated with ''Molly's Surprise''==

Molly Learns a Lesson

2009-11-23T18:12:21Z

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-	[[Image:Molly2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Molly Learns a Lesson]] [[File:Learns86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]]]'''''Molly Learns a Lesson''''' is the second book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].	+	[[Image:Molly2_3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The cover of [[Molly Learns a Lesson]]]] '''''Molly Learns a Lesson''''' is the second book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']].

	==Facts==		==Facts==
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	* Children's Role in the War		* Children's Role in the War
	* The War Message		* The War Message
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Learns86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]
		+	\|}

	==Items associated with ''Molly Learns a Lesson''==		==Items associated with ''Molly Learns a Lesson''==

Meet Molly

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-	[[Image:MeetMollycover3.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The current cover of ''Meet Molly'']][[File:Meet86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]'''''Meet Molly: An American Girl''''' is the first book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']]. It is included with [[Molly McIntire (doll)\|the Molly doll]] when purchased and can be purchased separately.	+	[[Image:MeetMollycover3.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The current cover of ''Meet Molly'']]'''''Meet Molly: An American Girl''''' is the first book in the [[Molly McIntire\|'''Molly series''']]. It is included with [[Molly McIntire (doll)\|the Molly doll]] when purchased and can be purchased separately.

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	*[[Molly McIntire (doll)#Meet Accessories\|Molly's Accessories]]		*[[Molly McIntire (doll)#Meet Accessories\|Molly's Accessories]]
	*[[Molly's Hula Costume]]		*[[Molly's Hula Costume]]
		+
		+	==Book Covers==
		+	{\|cellpadding="5" cellspacing="3" align="center"
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Meet86.jpg\|thumb\|Original 1986 Cover]]
		+	\|}
		+

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

Minor Characters in Addy's Series

2009-11-23T13:21:16Z

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	==Mr. and Mrs. Golden==		==Mr. and Mrs. Golden==

-	Mr. and Mrs. Golden are the owners of the [[Locations in Addy's Series#Mr. and Mrs. Golden's Boarding House\|boarding house]] that Addy's family moves to before the events of [[Happy Birthday, Addy!\|''Happy Birthday, Addy''!]].	+	Mr. and Mrs. Golden are the owners of the [[Locations in Addy's Series#Mr. and Mrs. Golden's Boarding House\|boarding house]] that Addy's family moves to before the events of ''[[Happy Birthday, Addy!]]''.

	==Isabella Howell==		==Isabella Howell==

User talk:75.65.179.36

2009-11-22T21:12:02Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
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Minor Characters in Addy's Series

2009-11-22T21:11:36Z

Mr. and Mrs. Golden:

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	==Mr. and Mrs. Golden==		==Mr. and Mrs. Golden==

-	Mr. and Mrs. Golden are the owners of the [[Locations in Addy's Series#Mr. and Mrs. Golden's Boarding House\|boarding house]] that Addy's family moves to before the events of [[Happy Birthday, Addy!]].	+	Mr. and Mrs. Golden are the owners of the [[Locations in Addy's Series#Mr. and Mrs. Golden's Boarding House\|boarding house]] that Addy's family moves to before the events of [[Happy Birthday, Addy!\|''Happy Birthday, Addy''!]].

	==Isabella Howell==		==Isabella Howell==

Felicity Merriman (doll)

2009-11-22T12:24:44Z

Trivia:

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	* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.		* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.
	* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.		* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.
-	* When Kaya debuted in '''2002''', Felicity was pulled from the catalogs with a note saying that she would now be a online exclusive; during this time several of her items and outfits were retired. She was later revamped with the release of her movie and [[Elizabeth Cole]].	+	* When [[Kaya'aton'my (doll)\|Kaya]] debuted in '''2002''', Felicity was pulled from the catalogs with a note saying that she would now be a online exclusive. During this time several of her items and outfits were [[Retirement\|retired]]. She was later revamped with the release of her movie and [[Elizabeth Cole]].
	[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]		[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]
	[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]		[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]

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2009-11-22T12:23:59Z

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Felicity Merriman (doll)

2009-11-21T22:43:17Z

Trivia:

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	* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.		* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.
	* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.		* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.
-	* Felicity Merriman was archived in 2001 and came back in aroung 2003	+	* When Kaya debuted in '''2002''', Felicity was pulled from the catalogs with a note saying that she would now be a online exclusive; during this time several of her items and outfits were retired. She was later revamped with the release of her movie and [[Elizabeth Cole]].
-
	[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]		[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]
	[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]		[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]

Kaya'aton'my

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	* [[Kautsa]] Kaya's grandmother; Eetsa's mother.		* [[Kautsa]] Kaya's grandmother; Eetsa's mother.
	* '''Cut Cheek''': Kaya's brother-in-law and Brown Deer's husband.		* '''Cut Cheek''': Kaya's brother-in-law and Brown Deer's husband.
-	* Kaya is an American Indian

-	*Kaya invented cheese pie
-
-	*Kaya likes to poo in the toilet
	===Friends and Other Characters===		===Friends and Other Characters===

User talk:68.4.150.218

2009-11-21T21:06:05Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to American Girl Dolls Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Kaya'aton'my]] page.

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Kaya'aton'my

2009-11-21T21:05:19Z

Family and Friends:

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	* [[Kautsa]] Kaya's grandmother; Eetsa's mother.		* [[Kautsa]] Kaya's grandmother; Eetsa's mother.
	* '''Cut Cheek''': Kaya's brother-in-law and Brown Deer's husband.		* '''Cut Cheek''': Kaya's brother-in-law and Brown Deer's husband.
		+	* Kaya is an American Indian

		+	*Kaya invented cheese pie
		+
		+	*Kaya likes to poo in the toilet
	===Friends and Other Characters===		===Friends and Other Characters===

User talk:74.36.63.116

2009-11-21T20:47:51Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to American Girl Dolls Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Felicity Merriman (doll)]] page.

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Felicity Merriman (doll)

2009-11-21T20:46:54Z

Trivia:

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	* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.		* Felicity’s low cut outfits resulted in the body fabric of the first three dolls being changed from [[White-Bodied Doll\|white]] to skin-colored.
	* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.		* While the American Girl site now refers to the round-eared caps as mob caps, they are still properly called round-eared caps; there was a distinct difference in the designs during the colonial era.
		+	* Felicity Merriman was archived in 2001 and came back in aroung 2003
		+
	[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]		[[Category: Felicity Merriman]]
	[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]		[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]

Merry Moonlight Outfit

2009-11-21T14:40:54Z

New page

The '''Merry Moonlight Outfit''' is a [[Just Like You]] outfit. It was released in '''2004''' and retired in '''2005'''. Retail cost was ''$30''.

==Dress==

==Stockings==

==Shoes==

==Cape==

==Gloves==

==Purse==

==Hair Clips==

==Trivia==
*This item was not available for purchase in the catalogue.
[[Category:Outfits]]
[[Category:Just Like You]]
[[Category:Modern Clothing]]
[[Category:Items Released in 2004]]
[[Category:Retired Outfits]]
[[Category:Outerwear]]

American Girl Dolls Wiki

2009-11-21T09:30:03Z

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	; November 17th, 2009/New Mysteries, Kirsten, and User Talk Page Policy		; November 17th, 2009/New Mysteries, Kirsten, and User Talk Page Policy

-	:* Three new mysteries are due out (March 1, 2010): ''Missing Grace'' by Elizabeth McDavid Jones starring Kit, ''Puzzle of the Paper Daughter'' by Kathryn Reiss for Julie, and a first for Rebecca, ''Secrets at Camp Nokomis'' by Jacqueline Greene.	+	:* Three new mysteries are due out in March of 2010: ''Missing Grace'' by Elizabeth McDavid Jones starring Kit, ''Puzzle of the Paper Daughter'' by Kathryn Reiss for Julie, and a first for Rebecca, ''Secrets at Camp Nokomis'' by Jacqueline Greene.

	:* Kirsten's collection is down to very few things, and the doll shows a long back order. Chances are that she will not be showing up for the holidays for customers if she hasn't been purchased already.		:* Kirsten's collection is down to very few things, and the doll shows a long back order. Chances are that she will not be showing up for the holidays for customers if she hasn't been purchased already.

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2009-11-21T04:29:02Z

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New page

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Winter Skirt and Blouse

2009-11-21T04:28:36Z

Blouse:

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	==Blouse==		==Blouse==

-	White long sleeved blouse. Button keyhole and neckline. Velcros up the back.	+	White long sleeved blouse. Button keyhole and neckline. Velcros up the back.

	==Skirt==		==Skirt==

American Girl Dolls Wiki

2009-11-21T03:45:22Z

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	; November 17th, 2009/New Mysteries, Kirsten, and User Talk Page Policy		; November 17th, 2009/New Mysteries, Kirsten, and User Talk Page Policy

-	:* Three new mysteries are due out: ''Missing Grace'' by Elizabeth McDavid Jones starring Kit, ''Puzzle of the Paper Daughter'' by Kathryn Reiss for Julie, and a first for Rebecca, ''Secrets at Camp Nokomis'' by Jacqueline Greene.	+	:* Three new mysteries are due out (March 1, 2010): ''Missing Grace'' by Elizabeth McDavid Jones starring Kit, ''Puzzle of the Paper Daughter'' by Kathryn Reiss for Julie, and a first for Rebecca, ''Secrets at Camp Nokomis'' by Jacqueline Greene.

	:* Kirsten's collection is down to very few things, and the doll shows a long back order. Chances are that she will not be showing up for the holidays for customers if she hasn't been purchased already.		:* Kirsten's collection is down to very few things, and the doll shows a long back order. Chances are that she will not be showing up for the holidays for customers if she hasn't been purchased already.

Samantha Parkington

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	*[[Face Mold]]: [[Classic Mold]]		*[[Face Mold]]: [[Classic Mold]]
	*Skin: Light		*Skin: Light
-	*Hair: Dark brown, wavy	+	*Hair: Dark brown, slightly curly
	*Eyes: Dark Brown		*Eyes: Dark Brown

Chrissa Stands Strong

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	The next morning, Chrissa feels terrible. She tells her mother at breakfast that she wants to move back to Iowa. Her mother tells her that if you try to run away from the bullies, then they win. Chrissa is worried that she is being a tattletale. Her mother explains that tattling is doing it to be mean, but telling is to protect yourself. At practice, during 15 min of free time, Tara tells a joke to Chrissa, who takes it badly. Tyler is showing off, which Chrissa says that someone should teach him a lesson about bragging jokingly. Tara decides to have a little fun, doing what Chrissa said. As Tyler is about to jump, Tara shouts Corkscrew and messes Tyler up. He hits the diving board with his head and nearly drowns from being unconscious. Tyler is taken to the hospital. Then Chrissa sees Gwen and Sonali waving at her. Chrissa feels better that they still are her friends.		The next morning, Chrissa feels terrible. She tells her mother at breakfast that she wants to move back to Iowa. Her mother tells her that if you try to run away from the bullies, then they win. Chrissa is worried that she is being a tattletale. Her mother explains that tattling is doing it to be mean, but telling is to protect yourself. At practice, during 15 min of free time, Tara tells a joke to Chrissa, who takes it badly. Tyler is showing off, which Chrissa says that someone should teach him a lesson about bragging jokingly. Tara decides to have a little fun, doing what Chrissa said. As Tyler is about to jump, Tara shouts Corkscrew and messes Tyler up. He hits the diving board with his head and nearly drowns from being unconscious. Tyler is taken to the hospital. Then Chrissa sees Gwen and Sonali waving at her. Chrissa feels better that they still are her friends.

-	=== Chapter Twelve: Hospital Worries ===	+	===Chapter Twelve: Hospital Worries===
-	Tyler suffered a t nothing more. Chrissa is so relieved and immediately goes to visit him. Tyler has an ice pack on his head, but Chrissa is just glad he's alive.When Tyler starts to talk a little, Chrissa begins to knit, being told that it would calm yourself. Nana tells Chrissa what happened was a mistake and that we can learn from our mistakes. Gwen calls and tells Chrissa that she and Sonali have been very worried. Chrissa feels a lot better. Tyler is starting to feel better which makes his family less worried. Chrissa gives him a kiss before they leave.Chrissa fells sad and thinks this is her fault.	+	Tyler suffered a concussion, but nothing more. Chrissa is so relieved and immediately goes to visit him. Tyler has an ice pack on his head, but Chrissa is just glad he's alive.When Tyler starts to talk a little, Chrissa begins to knit, being told that it would calm yourself. Nana tells Chrissa what happened was a mistake and that we can learn from our mistakes. Gwen calls and tells Chrissa that she and Sonali have been very worried. Chrissa feels a lot better. Tyler is starting to feel better which makes his family less worried. Chrissa gives him a kiss before they leave.

	===Chapter Thirteen: Brain Scan===		===Chapter Thirteen: Brain Scan===

Chrissa Stands Strong

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	The next morning, Chrissa feels terrible. She tells her mother at breakfast that she wants to move back to Iowa. Her mother tells her that if you try to run away from the bullies, then they win. Chrissa is worried that she is being a tattletale. Her mother explains that tattling is doing it to be mean, but telling is to protect yourself. At practice, during 15 min of free time, Tara tells a joke to Chrissa, who takes it badly. Tyler is showing off, which Chrissa says that someone should teach him a lesson about bragging jokingly. Tara decides to have a little fun, doing what Chrissa said. As Tyler is about to jump, Tara shouts Corkscrew and messes Tyler up. He hits the diving board with his head and nearly drowns from being unconscious. Tyler is taken to the hospital. Then Chrissa sees Gwen and Sonali waving at her. Chrissa feels better that they still are her friends.		The next morning, Chrissa feels terrible. She tells her mother at breakfast that she wants to move back to Iowa. Her mother tells her that if you try to run away from the bullies, then they win. Chrissa is worried that she is being a tattletale. Her mother explains that tattling is doing it to be mean, but telling is to protect yourself. At practice, during 15 min of free time, Tara tells a joke to Chrissa, who takes it badly. Tyler is showing off, which Chrissa says that someone should teach him a lesson about bragging jokingly. Tara decides to have a little fun, doing what Chrissa said. As Tyler is about to jump, Tara shouts Corkscrew and messes Tyler up. He hits the diving board with his head and nearly drowns from being unconscious. Tyler is taken to the hospital. Then Chrissa sees Gwen and Sonali waving at her. Chrissa feels better that they still are her friends.

-	===Chapter Twelve: Hospital Worries===	+	=== Chapter Twelve: Hospital Worries ===
-	Tyler suffered a concussion, but nothing more. Chrissa is so relieved and immediately goes to visit him. Tyler has an ice pack on his head, but Chrissa is just glad he's alive.When Tyler starts to talk a little, Chrissa begins to knit, being told that it would calm yourself. Nana tells Chrissa what happened was a mistake and that we can learn from our mistakes. Gwen calls and tells Chrissa that she and Sonali have been very worried. Chrissa feels a lot better. Tyler is starting to feel better which makes his family less worried. Chrissa gives him a kiss before they leave.	+	Tyler suffered a t nothing more. Chrissa is so relieved and immediately goes to visit him. Tyler has an ice pack on his head, but Chrissa is just glad he's alive.When Tyler starts to talk a little, Chrissa begins to knit, being told that it would calm yourself. Nana tells Chrissa what happened was a mistake and that we can learn from our mistakes. Gwen calls and tells Chrissa that she and Sonali have been very worried. Chrissa feels a lot better. Tyler is starting to feel better which makes his family less worried. Chrissa gives him a kiss before they leave.Chrissa fells sad and thinks this is her fault.

	===Chapter Thirteen: Brain Scan===		===Chapter Thirteen: Brain Scan===

Samantha Parkington

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	''Main Article: [[Samantha Parkington (doll)]]''		''Main Article: [[Samantha Parkington (doll)]]''
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	[[File:Samanthadollface.jpg\|thumb\|225px\|The Samantha doll.]]		[[File:Samanthadollface.jpg\|thumb\|225px\|The Samantha doll.]]
	*[[Face Mold]]: [[Classic Mold]]		*[[Face Mold]]: [[Classic Mold]]
	*Skin: Light		*Skin: Light
-	*Hair: Dark brown, curly	+	*Hair: Dark brown, wavy
	*Eyes: Dark Brown		*Eyes: Dark Brown

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2009-11-20T01:57:03Z

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American Girl Dolls Wiki:Spoiler Policy

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	You are not obligated to mark any pages with "spoiler space" or any notes that the pages have spoilers. Spoilers will occur on any page freely and no one has to cover your eyes.		You are not obligated to mark any pages with "spoiler space" or any notes that the pages have spoilers. Spoilers will occur on any page freely and no one has to cover your eyes.

-	To be perfectly honest, there's no reason to mark spoilers with this series. It's not like [http://harrypotter.wikia.com Harry Potter] or [http://avatar.wikia.com Avatar: The Last Airbender], where the series has just recently completed within two years. In fact, when it comes to Harry Potter, most people don't call spoilers for anything but the movies. With the exception of Rebecca's series, Girls of the Year, and the newer Historical Mysteries, the books are WAY past the Internet Statute of Spoilertations of about six months. If you don't know by now that [[Kirsten Saves The Day\|Kirsten and the OMFG BEAR]] ends with a snazzy hat, [[Meet Addy\|Addy doesn't get captured by the confederates and sold down south to Georgia]] when running away, and [[Felicity Saves The Day\|Felicity gets Penny back]], you are a couple years behind the rest of the people who have read the series.	+	To be perfectly honest, there's no reason to mark spoilers with this series. It's not like [http://harrypotter.wikia.com Harry Potter] or [http://avatar.wikia.com Avatar: The Last Airbender], where the series has just recently completed within two years. In fact, when it comes to Harry Potter, most people don't call spoilers for anything but the movies. With the exception of Rebecca's series, Girls of the Year, and the newer Historical Mysteries, the books are WAY past the Internet Statute of Spoilertations of about six months. If you don't know by now that [[Kirsten Saves The Day\|Kirsten and the OMFG BEAR]] ends with a snazzy hat, [[Meet Addy\|Addy doesn't get captured by the Confederates and sold down south to Georgia]] when running away, and [[Felicity Saves The Day\|Felicity gets Penny back]], you are a couple years behind the rest of the people who have read the series.

	Long story short: ''Don't click on stuff if you haven't read the books.''		Long story short: ''Don't click on stuff if you haven't read the books.''

Addy: An American Girl Story

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-	'''Addy: An American Girl Story''' is an [[American Girl Movie\|live action play]] based on the character [[Addy Walker]] and her [[List of Addy's Books\|stories]].The play first debuted at the [http://www.sct.org/ Seattle Children's Theatre] in April 2007. Addy is the only character to have a play.	+	'''Addy: An American Girl Story''' was an [[American Girl Movie\|live action play]] based on the character [[Addy Walker]] and her [[List of Addy's Books\|stories]].The play first debuted at the [http://www.sct.org/ Seattle Children's Theatre] in April 2007 and ran until June 2007. A tour was later made around the country with a traveling cast.
		+
		+	Addy is the only character to have a live-action play.

	==Seattle Cast==		==Seattle Cast==

-	''Myxolydia Tyler'' as [[Sam Walker\|Addy Walker]]	+	* '''Myxolydia Tyler''': [[Addy Walker]]
-		+	* '''Demene Hall''': [[Ruth Walker]]
-	''Demene Hall'' as '''Addy's mother'''	+	* '''Lance Spencer McQueen''': [[Ben Walker]]
-		+	* '''Damion Rochester''': [[Sam Walker]]
-	''Lance Spencer McQueen'' as '''Addy's father'''	+	* '''Felicia Vonshell Loud''': [[Sarah Moore]]
-		+	* '''???''': [[Harriet Davis]]
-	''Damion Rochester'' as [[Miss Dunn\|Sam Walker]]	+	* '''Rachel Pate''': Multi-character actress
-
-	''Rachel Pate'' as [[Sarah Moore\|Miss Dunn]]
-
-	''Felicia Vonshell Loud'' as [[Sarah Moore]]

	==Seattle Crew ==		==Seattle Crew ==
-	''Cheryl L. West'': Playwright

-	''Carey Wong'': Set design	+	* '''Cheryl L. West''': Playwright
		+	* '''Carey Wong'''': Set design
		+	* '''Rick Paulsen''': Lighting
		+	* '''Melanie Taylor Burgess''': Costume Design

-	''Rick Paulsen'': Lighting	+	==Plot==

-	''Melanie Taylor Burgess'': Costumes	+	The main drive of the plot comes from a mixture of scenes in Addy's stories, most notably [[List of Addy's Books#Central Series\|Addy's central series]]. A small scene is also modified from the short story ''[[Addy Studies Freedom]]''.
-
-	==Plot==

	==Play/Book Differences==		==Play/Book Differences==

		+	* Sam is employed as a "spirit" and "communicates" with Addy in her mind during the time they are separated.
		+	* [[Uncle Solomon]] is removed as a character.
		+	* The spelling bee from [[Addy Learns a Lesson]] is set on Christmas Day instead of earlier in the year.
		+	* There is no confrontation from [[Minor_Characters_in_Addy's_Series#Mrs._Howell\|Mrs. Howell]] regarding the construction of the [[Tartan Plaid Dress]].
		+	* The Walkers do not move into a boarding house after Poppa's return and remain in the garret above Mrs. Ford's Dress Shop.
		+
	==Nationwide Tour==		==Nationwide Tour==
-	One of the best new plays SCT has debuted in recent seasons, "Addy" is based on Connie Porter's engaging books about a young 19th-century African-American girl, which are part of the popular "American Girl" historical-novel series.

-	History plays for kids, on subjects as tricky as American slavery, can be cautious to the point of stodginess, or ludicrously melodramatic.	+	==Items Associated With the Play==

-	Not "Addy," thanks to a gripping dramatization by Seattle playwright Cheryl L. West and a top-notch production staged by SCT artistic head Linda Hartzell. It's an engrossing, moving tale — which may require a supply of Kleenex at hand.	+	: ''Note: None of these items were available to be purchased at any of the productions of the play and are simply seen in the scenes.''

-	We first meet 9-year-old Addy Walker (played with remarkable effectiveness by an excellent adult actor, Myxolydia Tyler) during the Civil War, when she and her family are still slaves on a Southern plantation.	+	* [[Addy Walker (doll)\|Meet Dress and Accessories]]
-		+	* [[Tartan Plaid Dress]]
-	Soon, however, the loving clan splits up and takes to the road. As her father (Lance Spencer McQueen) is sold off to another master, and her brother, Sam (Damion Rochester), runs away to join the Union forces, Addy and her mother (Demene Hall) travel the Underground Railroad to Philadelphia.
-
-	Once there, however, the cultural shock is profound. The urban pace of Philadelphia (even in the 1860s!) is so much faster than Addy's rural life. And she misses Sam so much, she holds imaginary conversations with him.
-
-	The freedom Addy and her mother gain is marred by their poverty and the Northern-style racism that persists on Philadelphia streets.
-
-	There are great discoveries too, however. Bright Addy learns to read, with the tutelage of a caring teacher (Rachel Pate). She makes a new friend, Sarah (the feisty Felicia Vonshell Loud). And ultimately, her family is reunited.
-
-	I insert that plot-spoiler because the upbeat ending will mean a lot to some children who see "Addy," which the theater recommends for age 8 and older. Before that resolution arrives, though, West's script doesn't flinch at or sanitize the harsh realities Addy faces, or the sad feelings they engender. (There's a comic obstacle also: A goody-two-shoes classmate Addy idealizes for a while.)
-
-	But everything in "Addy" is handled with sensitivity and a brisk theatricality that rarely flags. With intermission, the show runs close to two hours, but the young audience during a recent school matinee of the show was raptly attentive throughout.
-
-	The most predictable parts of West's script are the early plantation scenes, complete with bullwhip-cracking slave master. But the play soon hits its stride, with the new life of a young protagonist who is greatly sympathetic — but not without her own flaws.
-
-	Though the script and most of the performances are laudable, the set design by Carey Wong is an equal factor in the success of "Addy."
-
-	Wong brings us into Addy's reality with fascinating photo-projections of real Philadelphia streets and buildings. And the interiors he has designed — including the dress shop where Addy and her mother find work — are like beautiful dollhouses come to life.
-
-	Rick Paulsen's lighting complements Wong's outstanding work. And the costumes of Melanie Taylor Burgess — which range from ragged garments to hoop-skirted gowns — are an utter delight as well.
-
-	'''Taken from ''The Seattle Times''''' '''April 20, 2007'''
-
-	==Items Associated With the Play==

	==Links==		==Links==

-	{{stub}}	+	[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/theaterarts/2003673046_addy20.html Seattle Times Review; April 20, 2007]
-		+	[[Category:Addy Walker]]
-	[[Category:Movies and Other Live-Action Media]][[Category:Historical Characters]][[Category:Addy Walker]]	+	[[Category:Movies and Other Live-Action Media]]

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	===[[Meet Julie]]: An American Girl===		===[[Meet Julie]]: An American Girl===
-	The Water Fountain girls wisper rudely about Julie. One of them asks why Mom's name is Mrs. Albright if she is divorced. But when Mom brought things from her shop on Career Day, they like her things.	+	The Water Fountain girls whisper rudely about Julie. One of them asks why Mom's name is Mrs. Albright if she is divorced. But when Mom brought things from her shop on Career Day, they like her things.

	===[[Julie Tells Her Story]]===		===[[Julie Tells Her Story]]===

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	==Nationwide Tour==		==Nationwide Tour==
		+	One of the best new plays SCT has debuted in recent seasons, "Addy" is based on Connie Porter's engaging books about a young 19th-century African-American girl, which are part of the popular "American Girl" historical-novel series.
		+
		+	History plays for kids, on subjects as tricky as American slavery, can be cautious to the point of stodginess, or ludicrously melodramatic.
		+
		+	Not "Addy," thanks to a gripping dramatization by Seattle playwright Cheryl L. West and a top-notch production staged by SCT artistic head Linda Hartzell. It's an engrossing, moving tale — which may require a supply of Kleenex at hand.
		+
		+	We first meet 9-year-old Addy Walker (played with remarkable effectiveness by an excellent adult actor, Myxolydia Tyler) during the Civil War, when she and her family are still slaves on a Southern plantation.
		+
		+	Soon, however, the loving clan splits up and takes to the road. As her father (Lance Spencer McQueen) is sold off to another master, and her brother, Sam (Damion Rochester), runs away to join the Union forces, Addy and her mother (Demene Hall) travel the Underground Railroad to Philadelphia.
		+
		+	Once there, however, the cultural shock is profound. The urban pace of Philadelphia (even in the 1860s!) is so much faster than Addy's rural life. And she misses Sam so much, she holds imaginary conversations with him.
		+
		+	The freedom Addy and her mother gain is marred by their poverty and the Northern-style racism that persists on Philadelphia streets.
		+
		+	There are great discoveries too, however. Bright Addy learns to read, with the tutelage of a caring teacher (Rachel Pate). She makes a new friend, Sarah (the feisty Felicia Vonshell Loud). And ultimately, her family is reunited.
		+
		+	I insert that plot-spoiler because the upbeat ending will mean a lot to some children who see "Addy," which the theater recommends for age 8 and older. Before that resolution arrives, though, West's script doesn't flinch at or sanitize the harsh realities Addy faces, or the sad feelings they engender. (There's a comic obstacle also: A goody-two-shoes classmate Addy idealizes for a while.)
		+
		+	But everything in "Addy" is handled with sensitivity and a brisk theatricality that rarely flags. With intermission, the show runs close to two hours, but the young audience during a recent school matinee of the show was raptly attentive throughout.
		+
		+	The most predictable parts of West's script are the early plantation scenes, complete with bullwhip-cracking slave master. But the play soon hits its stride, with the new life of a young protagonist who is greatly sympathetic — but not without her own flaws.
		+
		+	Though the script and most of the performances are laudable, the set design by Carey Wong is an equal factor in the success of "Addy."
		+
		+	Wong brings us into Addy's reality with fascinating photo-projections of real Philadelphia streets and buildings. And the interiors he has designed — including the dress shop where Addy and her mother find work — are like beautiful dollhouses come to life.
		+
		+	Rick Paulsen's lighting complements Wong's outstanding work. And the costumes of Melanie Taylor Burgess — which range from ragged garments to hoop-skirted gowns — are an utter delight as well.
		+
		+	'''Taken from ''The Seattle Times''''' '''April 20, 2007'''

	==Items Associated With the Play==		==Items Associated With the Play==

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Addy: An American Girl Story

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	==Seattle Cast==		==Seattle Cast==
		+
		+	''Myxolydia Tyler'' as [[Sam Walker\|Addy Walker]]
		+
		+	''Demene Hall'' as '''Addy's mother'''
		+
		+	''Lance Spencer McQueen'' as '''Addy's father'''
		+
		+	''Damion Rochester'' as [[Miss Dunn\|Sam Walker]]
		+
		+	''Rachel Pate'' as [[Sarah Moore\|Miss Dunn]]
		+
		+	''Felicia Vonshell Loud'' as [[Sarah Moore]]

	==Seattle Crew ==		==Seattle Crew ==
	''Cheryl L. West'': Playwright		''Cheryl L. West'': Playwright
		+
		+	''Carey Wong'': Set design
		+
		+	''Rick Paulsen'': Lighting
		+
		+	''Melanie Taylor Burgess'': Costumes

	==Plot==		==Plot==

Bitty Bear

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Other Bitty Animals:

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-	Each of these are avaliable with a family album reflecting their families. At one point the Bitty Bunch were given clothing and play sets. All but Bitty Bear were [[Retirement\|retired]] in '''2009.'''	+	Each of these are available with a family album reflecting their families. At one point the Bitty Bunch were given clothing and play sets. All but Bitty Bear were [[Retirement\|retired]] in '''2009.'''

	==Outfits and Playsets==		==Outfits and Playsets==