Celebrating friendship and confidence, Crocs is partnering with American Girl to release a limited-edition clog collection.

The American Girl doll brand is causing outrage over its new book aimed at kids that discusses gender issues, including advice on transitioning and information about puberty blocker drugs.

An American Girl doll book about body image is facing unprecedented ... medical care for youth — were consulted for accurate information. "The content in this book was developed in partnership ...

Mahoney and Horrocks have also written a book. It is called "Dolls Of Our Lives: Why We Can't Quit American Girl." And when I talked with them recently, I had to ask how they first connected as ...

Spread out over a standard six-book series, each girl has an arc of self-discovery and resilience in the face of both historical and everyday issues. These stories made me fall in love with American ...

Former Boston academics Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler and KC Hysmith explore American Girl’s lingering impact on history, ...

The books are part of the company’s decades-long legacy of empowering girls with increasingly diverse representation. The American Girl brand of dolls, books and toys was launched in 1986 by ...

Each doll came with a series of six books that detailed her life and times, providing both educational value and entertainment. The unique selling point of American Girl dolls was their strong ...

Founded by entrepreneur Pleasant Rowland in 1986, American Girl dolls were a way to teach girls ages 8 to 11 about U.S. history, via a series of dolls with accompanying books and elaborate ...

Screenwriter Lindsey Anderson Beer, who penned and directed “Pet Sematary: Bloodlines” and Netflix’s “Sierra Burgess is a Loser,” is attached to write the screenplay and produce.

What are they? Originally, each American Girl doll character was from a different point in American history and had their own corresponding book that was told from the perspective of that girl.