Some parents have taken offense to a book from the American Girl doll brand that discusses body image and gender, claiming it’s pushing impressionable children to change their gender.

American Girl doll books continue to uphold a unique common ground for girls (and women) to understand both themselves and each other.

A children's book in an American Girl-branded series of self-help guides gives children advice on gender-affirming care.

Nicole Solas argued the "Body Image" book is teching self-loathing and criticized the brand for encouraging girls to explore gender identity without parental consent.

American Girl is receiving anti-LGBTQ backlash over a new book from its Smart Girl's Guide series. The series addresses topics around gender.

American Girl has launched the "World by Us" dolls and books "to elevate multicultural stories that reflect American girls today.” The dolls are Makena Williams, Evette Peeters and Maritza Ochoa.

Last of the American Girls, the first book written by Green Day, will be released this fall, Rolling Stone has reported. Illustrated by cartoonist Frank Caruso, the tome — which takes its title ...

A book published by a doll company has a powerful impact on how girls and women view changing bodies and their health.

American Girl tells the stories of young girls in history, shaping perceptions and cultural awareness. Shaping and awareness that needs to be nuanced.

Green Day have collectively co-authored a book titled Last of the American Girls. The full-color text, illustrated by cartoonist Frank Caruso, will be released on October 29th via Dey Street Books.