People would be much better off with the American Girl dolls. The historical Rebecca Rubin, the Jewish character, struggles between what her parents expect (that she will be a teacher) and what she wants, at ten years old, to become (an actress). The story follows her trying to make the world a better place (factory conditions in 1915) and figure out her place as the second-youngest in a family of five children. (And for the record, she isn't dressed scantily,either.)
People would be much better off with the American Girl dolls. The historical Rebecca Rubin, the Jewish character, struggles between what her parents expect (that she will be a teacher) and what she wants, at ten years old, to become (an actress). The story follows her trying to make the world a better place (factory conditions in 1915) and figure out her place as the second-youngest in a family of five children. (And for the record, she isn't dressed scantily,either.)