The WellieWishers dolls are fourteen and a half inches tall (14.5"). Their overall shape is smaller than 18" American Girl dolls. The light skin tone of WellieWishers is lighter than the Pale Light tone used on 18" dolls and the medium tone is a unique tone that is more bronze-toned than either medium or dark tone.

Ashlyn is an elementary-aged girl (with ambiguous ethnicity) with tan skin with freckles, long straight brown hair worn loose with bangs, and brown eyes.

The series features five six and seven-year-old girls: Willa, Camille, Emerson, Kendall and Ashlyn. Each girl wears a pair of colourful Wellington boots as they play in Willa's Aunt Miranda's garden.

AG dolls have nine different face molds, different from Wellie Wisher faces. Wellies have basically the same face mold with some slight variations in the features. And Wellies have hard plastic bodies from head to toe. Whereas AG dolls have a soft torso filled with stuffing.

The dolls and their books promote messages of various social justice issues that are age-appropriate for the line's target audience and cover relevant subjects such as racism, immigration, and climate change. The line debuted in September 2021 with three dolls: Makena Williams, Maritza Ochoa, and Evette Peeters.

The main difference is their target audience. Wellie Wishers are aimed at very young children, from 3 to 7 years old. Their faces are a little younger-looking, since they represent early elementary school-age girls.

Kavi The backstory on Kavi is that she is an 11-year-old Indian American girl who lives in Metuchen, with her Hindu family. Her town is a train ride away from New York City, where she loves watching Broadway shows.

Based on New York Times bestselling author Varsha Bajaj's novel, It's Showtime, Kavi (set to debut in March 2023), Kavi is an 11-year-old Indian American girl from Metuchen, New Jersey.

The line was released on June 23, 2016. The names of the Wellie Wishers are: Willa, Camille, Kendall, Emerson, Ashlyn, and Bryant.

Meet the WellieWishers™ dolls - Ashlyn™, Bryant™, Camille™, Emerson™, Kendall™, and Willa™ - 14.5-inch dolls for 4-year-olds and up. These friends' whimsical world includes the WellieWishers™ Treehouse Castle, clothing for dolls, PJs for girls, plus a Magical Llamacorn and Crisella the Dragon.

The overwhelming response to the American Girl memes speaks to the brand's enduring resonance in popular culture. Founded by educator and entrepreneur Pleasant Rowland in 1986, the company quickly won a loyal following for its painstakingly researched, relatable line of historical dolls.

Why American Girl dolls are so expensive? The high-quality materials AG uses to produce dolls are more expensive to produce than say, Barbies, and you're also paying for a high-quality book and outfit, as well.