The Complete Color Compendium of the Kelly Green Books Volumes 1, 2, and 3 cover all the dolls shown in the original three volumes spanning 1995 through 2007, so if you're looking for the definitive guide to all things classic Kelly, look no further. You'll find Kelly and her friends celebrating holidays and pop culture, including Easter, Halloween, Christmas, Elvis, the Flintstones, Scooby-Doo, and the Wizard of Oz dolls. Foreign and hard-to-find dolls and outfits are covered as well, so if you collect--or are merely curious to see more than 800 dolls and outfits, including Becky, Belinda, Chelsie, Deidre, Desiree, Gia, Jenny, Marissa, Melody, Nia, Nikki, Ryan, Tamika, Tori, and Tommy, as well as sets that included Barbie and Ken with their 4.5" siblings, this is the authoritative guide you need.
Author Biography:
Marsha McLaughlin Radford (also known as the novelist Wyborn Senna) has a Masters in Professional Writing degree from USC and is published by fierce, fabulous, fantastic Full Fathom Five Digital. With a 9-to-5 job in the entertainment industry, Senna lives in Burbank, California...but her story doesn't start there. Born in Buffalo and raised in Amherst, New York, Senna pecked out her first novel at age 11, and eventually fell headlong into roles as school newspaper and yearbook editor, while also embracing Gleeky activities--singing and acting. After earning a bachelor's degree in Journalism/Mass Communication from St. Bonaventure University in New York, she worked at the Olean Times Herald, Ellis Advertising, and Studio Arena Theater. Then she headed west to Los Angeles, where she studied at the University of Southern California under writing greats such as Tommy Thompson, started the ManUSCript newsletter for the graduate writing program, and co-founded the USC Playwrights Guild. While writing for The San Luis Obispo Telegram Tribune and doll magazines such as Barbie Bazaar and Miller's, she sold the Virginia Stewart Barbie collection on Ebay for an unprecedented $77,500 to a private collector and went on to publish three identification guides for Barbie's little sister Kelly. A compilation of these guides, identifying over 800 dolls and outfits, was published in December 2014, but her writing interests aren't solely focused on dolls. In addition to Bury Me With Barbie (inspired by angry collectors who wanted her to break the Stewart collection into lots), her involvement in the entertainment industry inspired Porter's Fortune, and her interest in Adam Lambert's soaring musical career, looks, and talent inspired The New Elvis.
