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I started this blog years ago to review my favorite childhood "girl series," Sleepover Friends. However, that project never got finished, and I've decided to expand this into a general book review blog.
It’s hard to pick just one, but Chrissa and Lanie are the ones I have the strongest attachment to as they were the GOTYs during the peak of my childhood interest in AG. Lanie was the only GOTY I had as a kid and she’s from the same area as me, which is fun. Chrissa was the first doll I got after getting back into collecting as an adult.
Lanie is very popular on the secondary market so she’s not worth a whole lot. I see her in good condition for around $100, and NIB for $150ish or so. You can search “sold” listings on mercari and ebay, and find a few that look similar to yours to get a good idea! aghistoricalgirl. • 9 mo. ago.
22 Δεκ 2022 · I have created this guide to help doll collectors (as well as more casual American Girl fans) keep track of important information about each Girl of the Year, including facts about their books and other related media, appearances, controversies, and availability.
Girl of the Year Timeline. Note: Year in bold font indicates which respective year the doll (s) represent. Some dolls were available for multiple years. 2001 /2002* – Lindsey Bergman. 2003 /2004* – Kailey Hopkins. 2005 – Marisol Luna. 2006 – Jess McConnell. 2007 – Nicki Fleming.
Lanie's Starter Collection. This is a list of all the items that were available for Lanie Holland. As Lanie is a Girl of the Year, she and her items were available from January 2010 to December 2010 and then retired.
Jane Kurtz, Robert Papp (Illustrator) 4.00. 927 ratings65 reviews. Isabelle is excited about starting her first year at the Anna Hart School of the Arts! But she can't help comparing herself to her older sister, Jade, who attends the same school and is an amazing ballerina.
