November 2009 New Specialty Toys — Dolls

This 10" doll features embroidered detail and looped ribbon tags. Launch date: July 2009.

Turny Burny are best friends and big-time trouble makers. Although, they insist it's all just a misunderstanding and that the trouble making is all being done by their doppelgangers from an alternate dimension. Do you ever get déja vu? Well, Turny Burny insists that every time you feel déja vu, there's a dimensional portal opening us somewhere. See, so those missing cakes and pies went through a portal, and these guys had nothing to do with it. Are you ready to take sides? Both? Turny Burny is available in four sizes, with MSRP from $6.00 to $50.00. Launch date: July 2009.

You'll never meet anyone more optimistic than Uppy. He's super positive — positive that the snack you have in your hand belongs to him, and that your bank account should be in his name. Uppy is sure of things — sure that you guys would make the perfect team, and that your team should make its way down to the bakery to order something really super delicious. You handle the money part and Uppy is sure he can do all the eating. "Uglydolls celebrate the individual and our imperfections. Beauty is skin deep, but Ugly is forever!" a representative of Pretty Ugly told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 2008.

Adele is a handmade cloth doll. She has a brown skin tone. She has black yarn hair, dark brown eyes and black vinyl shoes. The shoes is integral part of the doll design and can not be remove. The tip of her hand is stitched to identify fingers. Her body is stuffed with soft polyester. She wears a red printed dress with a big white square collar embellished with small lace to the edge of the collar and hem of the skirt. Her dress can be remove to wash or change. It is closed in the back with 3 sets of snaps. Not recommended for children below 3 years old.

Anne is a cloth doll made of cotton fabric. She has a light brown yarn hair, blue eyes which are all hand stitch. She has red vinyl shoes which is integrated in the doll design. The tip of her hand are stitched to identify her fingers. She wears a stripe red dress embellished with vertical stripe in the upper part of the skirt and lower bodice. She wears a bow on top of her head to accentuate the dress. She has a cotton pantie that is removable for wash or change. Her dress is open in the back and closed with 3 sets of snaps. Not recommended for children below 3 years old.

Jeanne is a dark-skinned doll. She is dressed in a pink and white dress with red accents accompanied with a pink bow on her head and black shoes.

Hannah is a limited edition collectible doll. Hannah is light-skinned and features a red, plaid-patterned dress with matching bow on her head and red shoes.

These new dolls from MGA capitalize on big sister Bratz's exotic looks while adding a splash of wholesome innocence.  They wear trendy but modest clothes and have girlish figures. The doll line's tagline is "Be true! Be you!" Launch date: August 2009.