Flowers AG

      I've been trying to decide if I should start a personal blog so you guys can know where I go if I ever stop posting again, and to talk about things I'm interested in. I don't know if I would have as much of a schedule on that blog so you might end up with three posts in an hour and then none for the next month, but I feel like it would be helpful so I could give updates on my personal life. ~~Lilly

      Once again, I'm pretty sure the title is self explanatory. Sorry for not posting last week by the way. Honorable Mentions: Kirsten Larson and Felicity Merriman      Originally I was going to put Kirsten and Felicity in first and second place but when I really got thinking about what I liked about them I realized that it was nothing more than nostalgia. Changes for Kirsten and Meet Felicity were the first AG books I ever read (I never read AG books in order) and so I have a strong attachment towards them. #5: Addy Walker      For a lot of people slavery just feels like something that happened in the past, but Addy's stories bring all of those horrors back to life and also do an amazing job of discussing how despite the fact that slavery is abolished the effects and racism of it are still persistent. #4: Caroline Abbott      Caroline's stories and collection are really underrated, it's unfortunate she was only available for a few years. The war of 1812 is a little b

      The title is pretty self explanatory. Honorable Mention: Gabriela McBride       Objectively Gabriela really isn't that interesting, dancing has been the main interest of so many GOTYs and she is basically just a redressed Truly Me 46, but for some reason I just really like her. I used to be really into poetry so I think that aspect of her personality is really cool and her collection is honestly really cute. #5: Mia St. Clair       I was never really that interested in the Girl of the Year books, but Mia's was one of the few that I read. Not only did I really enjoy her story, but her collection is amazing and I really love her meet outfit. #4: Luciana Vega      Luciana was given to me as a gift for my eighth birthday, and she was my first AG doll that wasn't a hand me down from someone else. I have always had a huge interest in STEM so I loved her books and overall she is a really cool and unique doll. #3: Joss Kendrick      Joss was born the same year I was, looks a

      I wasn't really sure what I was going to post today so I figured I would just introduce you guys to my doll family, I created the family when I was younger and they were based off my real family hence why some are so young. Sorry about the photo quality by the way my camera needs new batteries. Adria Mitchell      Adria is the oldest sister at 17 and she honestly doesn't really have a very fleshed out personality besides the fact that everybody kind of hates her for no particular reason and she is really academically focused despite not actually being very smart. Adria is currently the only Our Generation doll in my collection. Luciana Vega      Luciana is 15 years old and loves space, she is really clumsy and awkward, but she is also probably the most intelligent sister and just about everybody loves her. Saige Copeland      Saige is 13 years old and is very heavily based on me so she naturally has the most fleshed out and complex character. Saige is often brutally hones

     Yep, you read that right, I'm back and I'm going to be posting every Friday (Lilly with a schedule? I bet you didn't see that coming!) It's crazy to think that I started this blog when I was eleven and I've only posted twelve times, I kind of lost interest in AG for awhile but I was bored today and I was looking through an old AG catalog and it felt so nostalgic (I don't know if you can be nostalgic for two years ago but there wasn't really a better way to describe it.)      If you have any questions or AG releases you want me to give my opinion on please comment them because I need things to post about.      ~~Lilly or Violet or whatever you want to call me.