A while back
vanessagalore, suggested I read "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. I finally got around to taking up her suggestion, and MY GOD, this book is GOOD. Wow. I have been sucked into this book like no other book since...um...Harry Potter, possibly. I have not finished it, so, no spoilers, please
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Even when I was getting into American Girl, I was always disappointed with the way all of the dolls looked. Then again, I'm that girl who squealed when there was a Barbie that looked more like me than anything (it always had to be the sort of Hispanic looking, but not really.)
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It's funny, one of the dolls that I thought looked most like my daughter was apparently supposed to be Hispanic...(well, the eyes were all wrong, but the skin tone and the hair was right.)
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My girls are getting American Girl dolls from my mom for Christmas, so I've been perusing, and I'm also a little bothered by the fact that Ivy only seems to exist as an extension of her blonde friend Julie (although I love the Julie doll, since she resembles young me in so many ways...). My oldest was looking through the catalog and decided that she wants the one with light, light blonde hair, even though her own hair more closely matches what AG calls "caramel." I'm torn now.
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L~ really hated the Ivy doll, and I'm not sure why. She really objected to Ivy's bangs, in particular. She was adamant that Ivy looked nothing like her, at ALL. Ivy is the only one who really seems to have almond shaped eyes, though. We ended up with one of the "Just Like Me" dolls.
I have requested the next two books from the library. I am just devouring this book. I just came to a very sad part and I cried...
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I think I cried two or three times per book. You need to finish them soon so we can discuss!
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