What American girl doll should I get?

Well it really depends on your style and who you are and what you like to do. All of the American Girl dolls are different in their own special ways, we shouldn't be telling you what doll we like, you should decide that yourself. Just choose which one of these scenarios fits you best and you'll find the perfect doll.

Scenarios

1. Do you want to change the world for the better?

2. Do you like to learn new languages?

3. Do you like to create your own stories?

4. Do you love the outdoors?

5. Do you enjoy caring for animals?

6. Do you enjoy performing for others?

7. Do you enjoy writing and reporting?

8. Do you perform with passion?

9. Are you family-oriented?

10. Do you like flowers and gardening?

Answers

1. Julie Albright: Julie Albright is a fun-loving San Francisco girl who faces big changes—she’s moving away from her best friend, Ivy Ling, and starting over at a new house and school. But soon enough, Julie learns how to create a few changes of her own.

1a) Ivy Ling: Ivy is Julies chinese best friend who loves gymnastics.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/julied...

2. Kristen Larson: Kirsten Larson must leave all she’s ever known to come with her family to the New World. They settle on the Minnesota frontier, where people don’t speak her language or understand her traditions. Yet in time, Kirsten discovers the richness of her new land—and the true meaning of home.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/kirste...

3. Just like you doll: Just Like You dolls help girls share their stories with the world. Every girl can find a doll to match her spirit and look—inside and out. The hair and eye color, skin tone, and outfits and accessories help bring their story, and friendship, to life. These 18-inch dolls are for ages 8 and up.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/jly.js...

4. Kaya: As a Nez Perce girl growing up in 1764, Kaya is determined to become a better person. She’s been nicknamed "Magpie"—an untrustworthy and selfish bird—after neglecting her brothers to compete in a race. Now she follows the example of her hero, Swan Circling, so that no one will ever call her "Magpie" again.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/kayado...

5. Felicity Merriman: As a girl growing up during a revolutionary time, Felicity believes the American colonies should be free. Others think a king who lives far away is most fit to rule—even Felicity’s grandfather and her best friend, Elizabeth. Feeling torn, Felicity must find a way to hold both love and loyalty in her heart.

5a) Elizabeth Cole: Elizabeth is Felicity's funny best friend who is a Loyalist.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/felici...

6. Molly McIntire: Molly McIntire is growing up during World War Two. She wants the war to end so that her dad can come home from overseas. With her English friend, Emily, at her side, Molly learns the importance of pulling together—just as her country must do to win the war.

6a) Emily Bennett: Emily is Moll'ys British friend.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/mollyd...

7. Kit Kittredge: As a girl growing up during the Great Depression, Kit sees her dad lose his business overnight. To help save their home, Kit becomes resourceful. With Ruthie by her side, Kit also learns to treasure what money can’t buy—friends and family.

7a) Ruthie Smithens: Ruthie is Kit's best friend who loves fairytales and happy endings.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/kitdol...

8. Mia St. Claire: Mia is a figure skater, who is finding the courage to follow her dreams to grow and compete as a figure skater. Her story is very inspiring and teaches you to follow your dreams.

*** a lot of Mia's stuff is already backordered/sold out.

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/html/ProductP...

9. Addy Walker: Addy Walker’s story begins as she and her mother are escaping slavery to find Addy’s father and brother, who’ve been sold away. But their escape means leaving Addy’s baby sister behind—her cries could cost them their lives. Once Addy takes her freedom, can she re-unite her family?

Link: http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/addydo...

10. Josefina Montoya: As a New Mexican girl growing up in 1824, Josefina is trying to preserve what is precious after her mother’s passing. Josefina is overjoyed when her mother’s sister, Tía Dolores, comes to live on the family rancho, but worries about her new ideas. Can Josefina welcome change and still remember the old ways?

Link:http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/static/josefi...

Well my favorite right now is Mia, she is the girl of the year for 2008 so she wont be here next year. But I also like Ruthie. And if you want a doll who looks like you, you should get a Just Like You Doll. Theses are the just like you dolls. Pick your favorite!

http://store.americangirl.com/agshop/html/thumbnai...

I personally like the "just like you" dolls, it is a more modern doll, but if you are looking for a more "old time" doll, you should choose molly, or addy, kit is a little newer but she is still an "old" doll. if you like the 1970's hippie era you should get Julie or Ivy

1940's era you should get Molly or Emily

1930's era you should get Kit or Emma

1900's era you should get Samantha or Nellie

1860's era you should get Addy

1850's era you should get Kirsten

1820's era you should get Josephina

1770's era you should get Felicity or Elizabeth

1760's era you should get Kaya

If you like a "rare" one you should get the doll of the year, i got a doll of the year, Marisol and I love her, she was the doll of the year in

?2006? but I wish i had enough money for Mia, I LOVE ICE SKATING JUST LIKE HER! but yeah I would reccomend Julie and Ivy or a "just like yo u doll"

I love Kirsten - she was the one I had when I was younger. But, really, pick your favourite, the one that means the most to you.

Barbie?

u should get Kirsten, haha thats my name