Summer Gets to Work American Girl Girl of the Year 2025 Book by Clare Hutton, Maike Plenzke Official Publisher Page
Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted. Our extended Christmas returns policy runs from 28th October until 5th January 2025, all items purchased online during this time can be returned for a full refund. The 2025 Girl of the Year comes to life in an18-inch Summer doll, featuring an exclusive look with light-blue eyes and strawberry-blonde hair with light-pink ends styled in two microbraids. Summer’s accessories include a dog-themed embroidered purse, a travel tumbler shaped like an ice cream cone and more. Significant barriers to gender equality remain, yet with the right action and support, positive progress can be made for women everywhere. Clare Hutton grew up in Columbia, Maryland, with a dog, two cats, several goldfish, a hermit crab, and an older brother and sister.
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There’s so much to consider when having a baby, but one of the most important decisions is what to name your son or daughter. For most, a name will stick with a child for his entire lifetime, so it’s understandable to feel the pressure. Plus, new parents might be fielding opinions from friends and family members that can add to the stress. This list has something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a trendy or classic baby boy name.
Names such as Mateo and Levi have climbed the ranks, showcasing the influence of different cultures and the blending of traditional and modern naming conventions. Parents often look for names that balance tradition and modernity. For instance, names like William and James, which have historical significance, remain popular choices.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept returns on sale items or gift cards. Some fun facts about Summer are that she is a budding entrepreneur, starting her own dog-walking business where she shares some of her profits with a local animal shelter. As an avid animal lover, Summer adopted her dog, Crescent, from her local shelter.
That’s why for 2025, IWD sees a big call-to-action for all IWD events to incorporate an element of women-focused fundraising. And one of the biggest ways to help Accelerate Action for gender equality is to Support the Supporters. One of the best ways to forge gender equality is to understand what works and to do more of this, faster. Collectively, we can Accelerate Action for gender equality. Maike Plenzke studied illustration at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Department of Design. She currently lives in Berlin with her partner and their dog.
Former USA Today reporter Doug Levy lives in New York City and spends a lot of his free time searching for great food and wine. As a PR pro, he specializes in healthcare and life sciences. Doug enjoys sharing his culinary observations which you can also read on his personal blog at Food and Wine World.
