Addy has a lot to be excited about. The Civil War is over, slavery has been abolished, and her whole family-her mother and father, her big brother Sam and her little sister Esther-are back together again after over a year of being scattered apart. Best of all, her parents have decided that now they are […]
Valentine’s Day at Girl AGain by Mackenzie H.
Every year around this time at the store, talk turns to Valentine’s day. The excitement is in the air! I love this time of year! It inspires a certain type of creativity, one of pink and red, declarations of love, (of all types). No matter your age, you can celebrate the day by celebrating the […]
Clothing in the Eighteenth Century – Felicity’s Dress by Colleen O.
Today, when you started your day, you might have thrown off your PJs and thrown on a pair of jeans and a T-shirt before running out the door, quick and easy. But it wasn’t like that in the late eighteenth century when Felicity Merriman was a girl. Back then, girls wore a sort of white […]
Kirsten Goes Fishing by Alex B.
Kirsten Larson was a 10-year-old girl in 1855. She was an immigrant from Sweden and moved to Minnesota with her family. She helped her family on their farm. Kirsten and her brothers loved to catch fish in the stream near their home. Kirsten was one of the first three original dolls introduced by Pleasant Rowland. […]
Remembering Felicity, American Girl 1774 – by Jacqueline DiSalvatore
Although I am long past the days of obsessing over my American Girl doll collection, I will never be too old to forget my favorite doll. Felicity Merriman was my very first American Girl doll, and she’s held my bias ever since. As a little girl I was first attracted to the appearance of the […]
Girl AGain opened in February 2014 to rave reviews from American Girl doll fans, their moms and especially their grandmas. You’ll find authentic gently used AG dolls, clothing, furniture, accessories and books that have been cleaned and prepared for sale at good prices in an easy-access store.
