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The Doll Making Shop Someone once said "the one with the most toys, wins," well, that certainly applies to dolls and books! There can never be too many of either. All of the books and dolls listed are things that I believe in and recommend very highly. They would all be a perfect gift for a doll lover of any age; children, Mom, Grandma, or just to treat yourself! Just click on any of the titles and you can read my full review of the product, here at BellaOnline.com. 200 Years of Dolls, Third EDition A review of 200 Years of Dolls by Dawn Herlocher. This book is full of useful and interesting information and beautiful color pictures, as well as history on all the dollmakers. All-Girl Crafts Book Review Don't let the name of this book fool you, "All-Girl Crafts" by Kathy Ross and illustrated by Elaine Garvin,is packed full of great ideas for crafters and doll makers of any age.This book is fun to read and delightfully illustrated. 20 Inch LaBaby This is a wonderful, well made doll that little girls will love, and so will Mom and Grandma. Review of Cloth Dolls by Brenda Brightmore This book belongs on every doll makers bookshelf, but it won't spend much time on the shelf. A beautiful book that will inspire you. True to Life Newborn Baby Doll Doll Review of the True to Life Newborn baby doll by Cititoy. This doll is a great choice for children and adults to enjoy. Felicity's Paper Dolls by American Girl Historical paper doll book that is really a collection of items including 3 dolls, pet lamb, doll clothes, scenery and accessories - set in 1774 in Williamsburg, Virginia. | Related Articles | Previous Features | Site MapContent copyright © 2008 by Helen B. Wharton. All rights reserved.
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