This post will mark a bittersweet crossroads for the blog. On the bitter side, I'm no longer accepting new full-length guest reviews, and so today's guest review will be among the last of its kind (there are just a few more reviews waiting in my inbox). The sweet part is that it will be the very first time I get to show off some wonderful Photo Mission pictures--a new way to share everyone's photographs and thoughts here on the blog. And in the midst of all this, I've included my own mini review. So...there's a lot going on here today! I think it's fun to have so many voices and talents in one review, and I can't think of a better doll line to accommodate this than the creative and whimsical Ever After High.
My guest reviewer today is Cory, who--like so many of my guest reviewers--is one of the most patient and lovely people in the world. She first emailed me about a possible guest review back in May, so you can see when she started this review and how long she's been waiting for me to get my act together to publish it. Cory is a hard-working college student and a budding doll reviewer. She collects Ever After High dolls and will show you two of those dolls today: Bunny Blanc and Sugar-Coated Madeline Hatter.
To accompany Cory's double review I have the pleasure of sharing five Photo Mission shots with you. Big thanks to Amanda, Kirsty, Val, Jessica and MyLittleMegara for these wonderful contributions. Mission accomplished! I've photographed my own newest Ever After High girl, Way Too Wonderland's Kitty Cheshire, to add to the mix: