My Dolly and Me by Eileen Rudisill Miller

Rudy Miller has created a charming paper doll book sure to win the heart of the child within all of us. Lovely large size dolls, Caya and Maia, and their dolls Hailey and Harper, promise hours of fun. This would make a perfect introduction to paper dolls for the young child in your life.

You can order by clicking here: Paperdoll Review.

Tillie Cutout Club, 1951

Pug, Boots Cutouts, 1941

Babe, Boots Cutout, 1943

Silent Screen Stars by David Wolfe

If you're like me, you unwind by watching Turner Classic Movies. I'm especially fond of those amazing silent films. There is a haunting mystique to the silents, where every gesture and expression counts for so much. David Wolfe has done a tremendous job of capturing the faces and fashions of the era in his latest paper doll book. 

David focuses on six of the biggest stars of that time: Mary Pickford, Lillian Gish, Gloria Swanson, Clara Bow, Louise Brooks and Greta Garbo. What a line-up! And of course he gives us a brief but compelling commentary on each star and her film career. 

This is must-have for the paper doll collector who is enthralled with movies and fashion -- and isn't that every one of us?

You can order your copy at Paperdoll Review.

Ladies of the Titanic Paper Dolls by Norma Lu Meehan and Randy Bryan Bigham

Norma Lu Meehan has done it again, capturing the spirit and substance of a fashion era in her inimitable style. Here, with an assist from writer Randy Bryan Bigham, she brings to life the stories of six women who sailed on the Titanic, from the wealthy dowager in first class to the working girl in steerage. An absolutely lovely book.

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