First off, these aren't in any particular order, just little short stories about Blaire and what I think could happen in one of her stories. Also, sorry I'm writing this so late, I was going to write this yesterday, but I forgot to. In other words, I'm writing this at school. I hope you enjoy the story! (It's in Blarie's point of view.) I stepped outside, that's when I remembered; it was raining. So then I turned around and went back inside. I wasn't wet thanks to the awning over our front porch. I went to the coat closet in my family's entry way and pulled out my lavender rain jacket and my floral umbrella. I threw on my rain jacket and opened the umbrella once I got onto the front porch. I then headed out in the pouring rain to the barn. My morning chore was to feed the animals and look for chicken eggs, which only took about forty-five minutes. Yet, I was often in the barn for much longer, just talking to the animals about my day; like they
I'm guessing that Estelle will probably be French, like 50% of my family! I don't mean New Orleans like Cecile and Marie-Grace, but a French immigrant living in 1894. And I think that the year after that we will most likely be getting a 1874 historical character if the pattern keeps going on. Otherwise, we could get a 1980's or 1990's doll like you said, such as Blaire, although I think her being a Contemporary Character or Girl of the Year 2019 is more likely. But we never know! I guess we'll see what American Girl has in store for us! Now, I need your help with something. I'm saving up for a large doll shopping spree for my 20th birthday this October and I know which dolls I'm going to get except for one. I know that it's going to be a Truly Me doll, and there are only seven of the current ones that I don't have and haven't chosen already. (I got thirteen dolls with my own money last year for my 19th birthday! It was awesome! So I'm hoping that being twenty years old will be extra special!) Okay! So the dolls that I haven't chosen are:
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#26
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#60
What do you think?
My personal favorites are #26 and #54, but it's up to you. I also think that it would be exciting to see another immigrant besides Kirsten. I think I may look into what time period it was when the most French immigrants came into America and what territory/state was most common. Also, do you feel like American Girl needs to start marketing to older audiences, or is this just me?
DeleteEstelle was most popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It was also a popular name in the 1920s among celebrities. Like Estelle Taylor. Considering Mattel doesn't do any dolls before the 20th century my guess is she will be a 1920s doll.
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