1 comments about Bru Dolls: Magnificent French Dolls.

1. This book was written in German in 1986 and translated into English in 1989.
   The background material on the House of Bru is very informative, describing the differences and changes in doll face and body development as well as doll markings during the ownership of Bru, Chevrot and Girard. There are lovely color photos of the dolls produced during each period. The translation, though always understandable, at times clearly reflects German rather than English grammar. (I actually enjoyed it.)
   
   I had fun reading about the House of Bru and poring over the wonderful photographs of these lovely dolls. The price is right, especially compared with more recent books written about Bru dolls.

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No comments about Ginny: An American Toddler Doll.

1 comments about The Collector's World of Raggedy Ann and Andy (vol. 1).

1. This is an excellent research and resource book on Raggedy Ann and Andy. Wonderful colorful photographs and well laid out. The information was well worth reading and one can learn a lot of historical and background material on this wonderful rag doll. A must for a Raggedy collector and most enjoyable reading. Loved it!

No comments about Word World Frog (Word World).

1 comments about A Collector's Guide to the Gerber Baby.

1. I have been looking for the information on prices for old collectable Gerber baby dolls for a long time. I just recently got on the internet and boom I found it with 5 min. Thank you

2 comments about Doll fashion anthology and price guide: Featuring, Barbie, Tammy, Tressy, et al (Doll Fashion Anthology & Price Guide).

1. Glen's knowledge of Barbie and other fashion dolls is superb! This book includes otherwise rare information on all the non-Barbie fashion dolls as well, such as Kenner's Darci, Hasbro's Jem, Creata Lace, the Littlechap family, Tressy, and many more.

   This book is priceless if you are interested in more than just Barbie . . . and his Barbie information is also great. This book has it all!




2. I consider this book a three dimensional scrapbook of life from the late 1950s to the present as seen through pop culture, fashion, music, entertainment and of course, fashion dolls. While Barbie doll was the undisputed "Queen of the Prom" other dolls portrayed a lifestyle that will never be forgotten. Relive the past or greet it for the first time! Enjoy! A. Glenn Mandeville