Kit Kittredge, 1934

Kit Kittredge was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in the time of the Great
Depression. Growing up with not a lot of money is hard, but at least
a hundred times harder during the Great Depression. Through the Great
Depression even the rich became poor, no matter who they knew or what they had.
Kit underwent plenty of trials and everyday challenges. Through these challenges she of course learned new methods of handling issues, and of course better ways of life.
Throughout her life her family really barely got any mercy, especially from the economy. Once her father loses her job to the horrible economy Kit begins to see how rough life really is and that it most likely won't change. The great other side of this is that Kit is a one of a kind girl, and very often decided to make the best of things, or at least to the realistic extent that she could do so.
Although referred to as "Kit" in almost all promotional material and books her full name Margaret Mildred Kittredge is used, not "Kit". This Nickname of course was much easier than her full or first name and therefore was developed in essence rather quickly and agreed upon without resistance.

Kit, later in 2000 was labeled as the seventh doll from American Girl to
have freckles and short hair as features on her. Then, in 2008 of
July, specially the second of July the first featured film Kit Kittredge, an American Girl. After this movie was released a lot of new items were added to Kit's collection as essential pieces that were also in the movie.
Kit also is the second doll to have her own Nintendo DS and PC game, crazy right ? These games by Kit were actually rated pretty high as well for a game or games that contained minor to full educational based content that is primarily for kids or teens.
Who would have thought that an American Girl doll could go so far ? However, as mentioned previously this is not the first case of it's kind. American Girl has shown the capabilities of having such results before in the past.
Although many I'm sure have hoped for such a movement, I'm sure few actually believed it'd ultimately happen. With such new opportunities as this for American Girl, the future opportunities are truly inevitably wide.