This set includes everything needed for Kit's birthday party. It comes with a printed linen tablecloth, two napkins, a bright bouquet in a ceramic vase, two pink glass plates, sherbet cups with make-believe sherbet, utensils, and two glasses of pretend punch with a pink glass pitcher.

Felicity can practice serving tea with this exquisite ceramic tea set. Included are a teapot, two cups and saucers, a sugar bowl and a creamer, all in a lotus flower motif, as well as two spoons, a metal tray and a wooden tea caddy.

This set features a bright kitchen table, plus everything needed for a party, including a pretend fondue pot, faux fruit skewers and gelatin dessert, cloth napkins, ceramic plates and textured glasses, and a printed vinyl tablecloth.

Julie loves staying at Dad’s house because she gets to see Nutmeg, her chocolate-colored, lop-eared bunny. This plush bunny comes with a rattan basket bed, a removable personalized pillow, and pretend carrots.

In the "Happy Birthday, Molly!" book, Molly invites Emily to share her birthday. After bickering over different ideas of what their birthday party should be, the happy surprise of two puppies thaws the cold between the girls. Molly names her puppy “Bennett,” after Emily, and Emily names hers “Yank,” in honor of the Americans who have welcomed her. These plush puppies are designed to resemble the illustrations in the book.

Rebecca arrives in a red herringbone dress and two-tone boots — styles authentic to the turn of the twentieth century. She is soft and huggable, with realistic hair for styling and a poseable body, and comes with the "Meet Rebecca" paperback book.

The story of Ruthie, Kit’s best friend, comes alive as she arrives in a floral dress, blue socks and black shoes from the 1930s. She is soft and huggable, with realistic hair for styling and a poseable body, and comes with the "Really Truly Ruthie" paperback book.

Lanie, American Girl's Girl of the Year 2010, loves to be outside in the sunshine. Lanie arrives in her own striped rugby dress, a double-ribbon headband and blue canvas shoes. She is soft and huggable, with realistic hair for styling and a poseable body, and comes with the "Lanie" paperback book.

The story of best friends Felicity and Elizabeth comes alive in this collection. Each arrives with an outfit, plus special items from the colonial era. Both are soft and huggable, with realistic hair for styling.

This summertime outfit includes a lavender cotton dress with a dainty floral print, gathered sash and lots of ruffles, a hat featuring a taffeta bow, and white patent Mary Jane shoes.

This sunny outfit includes a yellow sleeveless floral dress with Peter Pan collar, a flower barrette and white Mary Jane shoes with scalloped details.

This 18" play doll has a soft, cloth body, brown eyes and beautiful dark brown hair. She wears a bright tunic, matching flats and stylish denim knickers, and comes with a "Friends" paperback book.

 Kit wears a crocheted cloche, carries a straw purse for her printed hankie and replica buffalo nickel and sports a special necklace styled after a compass inside a ship’s wheel—to remind her to find her own way through hard times. Kit’s 18-inch doll body is soft cloth; her head and limbs are smooth vinyl. She’s posable for hundreds of playtimes and can be treasured for years to come. Her "Meet Kit" book enhances playtime with the first story of this clever girl growing up in 1934 Cincinnati.  It offers lessons about choices and friendship that still touch girls today.

The puzzle set includes three full-color puzzles featuring scenes from stories about nine-year-old Julie Albright, who lives in 1970s San Francisco. When assembled, the puzzles can be framed in the included oval frame and displayed.

The piano features a shiny black finish, classic spade legs that play parts of three different classical pieces at the touch of a key, a matching bench with storage space for the two music books and an accomplished pianist certificate. The piano measures 15”W x 9”H x 16”D and requires adult assembly. Launch date: March 2008.

The vine-adorned trellis swing hangs from a white arch, and actually swings. The cushioned seat fits two American Girl dolls. Launch date: Spring 2008.

The set includes hand and foot cream, shampoo, conditioner, lip shine, body lotion, shower gel, mesh sponge and a Real Beauty: 101 Ways to Feel Great About You book. Products come in coconut, vanilla, strawberries and cream, pink lemonade and fruit flavor scents. Launch date: Spring 2008.

Mia is an aspiring figure skater. This set provides the 18” Mia doll with additional practice gear: white faux-leather figure skates with laces, blue skate guards to help her walk when she’s not on the ice, a zippered skate gear bag, a fully functional music player with pretend headphones and a dock and striped elastic armband to hold the music player in place while she skates.

The green-eyed, furry black cat is Coconut’s best friend. She comes with rhinestone collar, a satin feather-trimmed bedtime pillow and a fuzzy sticker. She also holds a sparkly cat toy in her mouth, that is held in place by a hidden magnet.

The 18” doll is soft and huggable, with a cloth and vinyl poseable body and hair that can be styled. She also comes with a Sparkle, Spirit, Style! book, which allows girls to create a personality for their dolls. A sing-along CD is also included.

Mia comes dressed in figure skating practice clothes. The 18” doll is soft and huggable, with a poseable body and hair that can be styled. She comes with a book, Mia, that tells the story of her following her dream to become a figure skater and the challenges she faces and the lessons she learns. Additional outfits and accessories are available separately. Launch date: 2008.

Ivy is Julie’s best friend. She comes dressed in a knit top, twill pants and 1970s boots. The 18” soft-cloth doll is soft and huggable, with a poseable body and hair that can be styled. The doll comes with a matching book, Good Luck, Ivy, which tells the story of Ivy growing up in 1970s San Francisco. This product is an Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award winner.

With a little luck o' the Irish, an 18” American Girl doll can become a serious step dancer in this costume.

Eighteen-inch Julie and Ivy come from way back in the 1970s, ancient history to most little girls, but not to their moms. In this collection, each doll is dressed in ‘70s fashions and accessories. It comes with two books: “Meet Julie” and “Good Luck, Ivy.” Separately available are other 1970s fashions, such as top-stitched cowboy boots and peasant blouses.

This colorful activity book written by Rick Walton and illustrated by Stacy Peterson is filled with crossword puzzles, brainteasers, word searches, logic puzzles and visual games.