American Girl Doll Josefina Montoya 18 Pleasant Company 2011 LATINA outfits

  
OVER 20 PIECES WITH DOLL! No knick's, scratches or stains on doll. She is missing some of her original accessories SHE COMES WITH WHAT IS LISTED AND PICTURED. GOLD NECKLACE PENDANT GARNET FROM MEXICO CITY. AMERICAN GIRL RED HOLIDAY DRESS. AMERICAN GIRL PINK LONG SLEEVE SHIRT. AMERICAN GIRL BROWN FUR VEST. AMERICAN GIRL WHITE AND BLUE DRESS. 2 PAIRS CAPRIS 1 BROWN 1 WHITE.

This American Girl Doll is a wonderful addition to any collection. With dark brown hair and blue eyes, she is a girl doll that stands at 18 inches tall.

The doll features bendable limbs, a soft body, and anatomically correct details. She is a part of the Inspiring Women Series and is a limited collector's edition. You can personalize her if you wish, and she is suitable for all occasions. This play doll is made of durable materials such as vinyl, cloth, and plastic. It is an original American Girl product and is not a licensed reproduction. The doll is suitable for ages 8-11 years and is part of the My American Girl product line. It does not require batteries to function and is handmade.

This collector toy comes without packaging and is perfect for those interested in Cultures & Ethnicities. Josefina Montoya is a young Mexican girl living on a ranch in 1824 Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her extended family. She and her family (including her oldest sister, Ana who is married to Tomas and has two sons, and her two other sisters, headstrong Francisca and practical and sensible Clara) must adapt following the death of their mother before the books and the introduction of their mother's sister, Tía Dolores (who later marries Josefina's widowed father), to the family circle. Josefina dreams of becoming a healer like her grandmother and is taught this by her aunt, Magdalena, her father's sister.

Josefina has a pet goat named Sombrita. Themes include adjustment to loss, the day-to-day life of the Mexican people, and the cultural and societal changes and influences that occurred once Mexico opened trade routes in collaboration with the US.

Josefina's family speaks Spanish and there are Spanish words and phrases in her books that are defined in the glossary. Josefina was released in 1997.

Josefina is American Girl's first Latina doll.